Tracy Davies joins the team at Clay Shaw Butler in Carmarthen


Tracy Davies has joined the team at Clay Shaw Butler chartered accountants and business consultants in Carmarthen.
Tracy, 33, grew up in Gloucestershire and studied Maths and Statistics at Bath University, where she gained a BSc (Hons).
She joins the Clay Shaw Butler team as a Relationship Accountant.
Clay Shaw Butler director David Butler said: “I am extremely pleased to welcome Tracy into the practice. She has acquired a large amount of experience in a relatively short career and we are sure she will be a huge asset to Clay Shaw Butler and to our customers."
Tracy is qualified member of the ACCA (Associated for Chartered Certified Accountants).
She spent six years working as an analyst at the Higher Education Funding Council for England in Bristol before deciding to retrain as an accountant. 
For more than five years she worked in Cardiff for Watts Gregory LLP, specialising in audits.
Tracy said: "I've recently moved to Carmarthen with my husband to enjoy a more rural lifestyle. It is a wonderful part of the world and I am looking forward to meeting Clay Shaw Butler's customers."

The team at Clay Shaw Butler can be contacted on 01267 228500 or through the website at www.clayshawbutler.com

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