Carolynn Best

Partner

Biography

Carolynn joined Begbies Traynor as a Partner in August 2019 to expand the Leicester office.

Carolynn has been working in the insolvency sector since 2000 with an independent insolvency firm in Leicestershire where she was a Director for 11 years taking formal insolvency appointments.

She became a qualified Accountant in 2006 and is now a fellow member of the ACCA, following which she passed her insolvency exams in 2008 to become Licensed Insolvency Practitioner.

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Leicester Office

Unit 2,
Harcourt Way, Meridian Business Park,, Leicestershire, LE19 1WP

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