Farleys Solicitors appoints head of business development
North West law firm Farleys Solicitors has appointed Stephen Bolton as head of business development, marking a key step in its ongoing growth strategy.
Stephen, former managing director of Lancashire Business View, brings nearly 20 years of experience, including leading the publication’s commercial operations and establishing the renowned Red Rose Awards.
In his new role, Stephen will collaborate with Farleys’ marketing team to promote the firm’s services, strengthen client relationships, and expand its brand presence across the North West.
He said: “I’m thrilled to be joining Farleys. The firm has gained a great reputation across the region, driven by its people and culture.
This is a hugely exciting time to be stepping into the new role. Farleys have ambitious growth plans and I cannot wait to get started, make my mark and help drive both the business and brand forward.”
Reta Rose, partner and head of marketing at Farleys, added: “We are delighted to be welcoming Stephen into the Farleys family, and we look forward working with him to amplify our business development and marketing efforts.
“Alongside being a very well-known face in the local business community, he is commercially focused, results-driven and enthusiastic - an all-round great fit for the team.”
This appointment follows a period of strategic growth, including the acquisition of Mulderrigs, new hires, and record partner appointments.
Ian Liddle, managing partner at Farleys, added: “Stephen is joining at an exciting time for the business as we continue our strategy of growth as part of Lawfront.
“We’ve got some exciting projects in the pipeline which Stephen will very much be at the forefront of and we’re looking forward to seeing where he takes this role. We’re delighted that he has chosen to join us.”
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