Allsop has kept revenues steady during a year in which its top team said the consultancy “battled admirably against the Brexit storm”.
Revenues of £42.9m in the year to March 2019 were broadly flat on a year earlier, while profit nudged down from £16.5m to £15.6m.
Scott Tyler, senior partner at Allsop, said: “As a predominantly transactional business I see these results as a solid performance against a backdrop of huge uncertainty and significantly lower volumes in the capital markets and auction arenas.
“Looking forward to 2020, we hope for a more stable environment so we can increase market share by attracting the industry’s best talent to the Allsop business.”
Allsop also announced that it has formed a new operations board to support growth, focusing on people management, marketing, business development, risk management and business systems.
The new board will be chaired by managing partner Chris Berriman. Members are Stuart Gayer, Lesley Roberts, Rob Austen, Katherine Bowen, Richard Adamson, Victoria Lloyd-Jones, Alex Butler, Victoria Boateng, Alex Neil, Alex Pugh and Rupert Bugg.
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