Crosbie moving to Newcastle West
In August, the Crosbie group will bring more than 100 employees into the fast growing Newcastle West precinct. A home-grown Hunter success story, Crosbie will move to the landmark building 12 Stewart Avenue.
The medium-tier firm incorporates leading business advisers and accountants DFK Crosbie, Crosbie Wealth, Crosbie Finance and Crosbie's specialist Superannuation Team for SMSF (selfmanaged super funds).
“It’s a great base that has significant benefits for our clients and our team,” says Maureen Jack, Crosbie General Manager.
“As well as looking after our clients with comfortable, accessible meeting spaces and great technology, this move is about looking after our people,” she says.
“Happy, engaged employees are what makes a business successful.”
The impressive new building is a stone’s throw from the Newcastle Transport Interchange and harbour foreshore. Crosbie will occupy level 5 plus level 4 in Gateway Tower 2.
The firm will re-locate from Warabrook, its headquarters since the 1990s.
“Our people will have light-filled, customised work spaces which are close to public transport, child care centres, coffee shops and places you can go for a walk and take in some fresh air,” says Maureen Jack.
Crosbie are leading business advisers and service providers providing industry expertise for hospitality, health and medical, not for profit and professionals.
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