Rob Stephenson, Founding Partner, Taxation, Maven Partners
Rob Stephenson has extensive knowledge and experience of taxation recruitment. He earned his stripes at the UK’s leading recruitment group specialising in providing superior taxation recruitment solutions.
Most recently Rob was director and practice leader for the professional services sector for a leading UK recruitment consultancy. Rob is a tax articled ACA having qualified with PwC. He is also a keen photographer and DJ, and enjoys taking clients to rock concerts.
Rob played semi-professional basketball for Birmingham Bullets and Derby Bucks and represented England at an international level. He believes that teamwork is an essential element of success not only in business, but also in life in general.
Rob is loyal, committed, creative, fun to work with and cares about delivering results. He is also a thorough professional with excellent knowledge of his market and an impressive range of contacts.
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