MHA expands presence in South East with new Crawley base
MHA has announced it will move its Gatwick team from Reigate to a new office in Crawley. The move underlines the firm’s commitment to providing businesses across the Gatwick region with local access to the full scope of MHA’s national expertise and Baker Tilly International’s global network.
Following a successful IPO, professional services firm MHA has seen rapid growth in recent years. With revenues rising by 12% for the firm’s 2026 results, the firm brought in a record haul of £251.3 million – the highest in its 134-year history.
MHA is also a member of Gatwick Diamond Business and the Surrey Chambers of Commerce. As it looks to meet with rising demand in the region, around the international transport hub, MHA has moved into a new office as part of a wider investment in the Gatwick Diamond.
The AIM-listed firm has relocated from its current office in Reigate to Global House on Crawley High Street, placing its Gatwick team at the heart of the Gatwick Diamond. The move will support the continued growth of MHA’s Gatwick team, with plans to significantly expand headcount as demand increases for its audit, tax, advisory and outsourcing services.
David Boosey, partner at MHA, said, “With London Gatwick Airport, rail and road links, a resilient business base, talented workforce and strong education providers, Crawley is an ideal base for our long-term expansion plans. Our IPO last April has helped accelerate our growth and the success of our Reigate office has shown there is strong demand in this region for a full-service accountancy and advisory firm that combines local relationships with national and international reach. This move gives us the platform to grow our team, create jobs and support more businesses in this important region.”
The wider Gatwick region generated a GVA of £165 billion in 2023, according to business partnership, Gatwick Diamond Business. It is home to a diverse mix of ambitious and fast-growing companies particularly across sectors such as aviation, logistics, technology and advanced manufacturing. These businesses include global multinationals such as Elekta, Thales, Virgin Holidays and London Gatwick Airport.
Boosey added, “While technology and AI are transforming the way we work, they don’t replace the value of trusted relationships. Being on the ground allows us to work closely with clients, understand their businesses and support their ambitions in a way that simply can’t be delivered remotely. The South East and its businesses deserve the very best service, and our growing team and location helps us to continue to deliver that.”
