Roberta West Falzon

RSM Malta, a leading provider of audit, tax and consulting services, has announced the appointment of Roberta West Falzon as Director within the Audit and Assurance team.

Ms West Falzon previously served as Audit Manager at RSM Malta for just over five years. Along with significant audit experience, she leads several audit engagements for national and international clients operating in different industries, including groups and listed entities.

She also delivers technical and professional training both in-house and outside the firm, and sits on the Malta Institute of Accountants Financial Reporting Committee.

“I am delighted to be part of this growing firm that supports business with excellence,” said Ms West Falzon of her new appointment. “In this ever-changing environment, I look forward to contributing to strengthening further our team, to best serve our clients' needs.”

Recently appointed Managing Partner, George Gregory also commented on the announcement. “RSM Malta’s success is owed to its hardworking employees, who do not just fulfil their role but go over and above to serve the organisation,” he said. “I’m looking forward to working together with Roberta West Falzon to see the company move forward following what was a rough year due to an unexpected pandemic.”.

RSM Malta is a member of RSM International, a worldwide network of independent professional services firms, providing audit, tax, and specialist advisory services.

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