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Alan
Secker In 1975 Alan resigned from a London firm of Chartered
Accountants in order to start his own practise. After 18 years in both large
and small practices as well as 'hands on' commercial experience, he wanted to
bring his experience to bear in helping embryo businesses to grow.
During the late 60s and early 70s, Alan foresaw that personal computers were about to invade the business environment. In 1977 he joined the British Amateur Computer club becoming treasurer in 1978. Among the many contacts made through the ACC, he met Tony Friis, now our practise IT consultant. Construction of our own first business computer followed in 1979. To date Alan has continued to maintain a high level of involvement with the computer industry at all levels, for the benefit of IT clients in particular and all our clients in general. |
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Jack Pievsky Jack joined the firm about five years after it had been
established. Like Alan, he had trained with a small city firm before moving
into industry. His international experience of the oil, shipping and
construction industries may seem a far cry from owner-managed businesses which
form the core of our practise but the diversity of our collective experience is
one of our strengths. During his time with Alan Secker & Co, Jack has seen one of our clients grow from a small private company, into a quoted public one in just a few years. He oversaw thewhole process. He would like to do it again. |
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