Jason trained in accountancy with Price Waterhouse in Manchester, later moving to Ernst & Young’s London office where he qualified as a tax adviser in 1994 and specialised in International Corporate Taxation.
After Jason returned to Manchester, he rejoined PricewaterhouseCoopers and put his experience to good use. During this time, Jason was heavily involved in the $500m refinancing of the UK division of a major consumer group and the flotation of a FTSE 100 listed company with a market capitalisation of £1 billion.
Jason joined Lopian Gross Barnett in 2002 to refocus on providing general accounting and taxation advice to entrepreneurs and was made a director of the firm in 2004. He has continued to modernise company-wide operations and strengthen our tax department ever since.
In his spare time, Jason enjoys Hergé's Adventures of Tin Tin, birdwatching, suffering through Newcastle United FC matches, and spending time with his wife, three children, and dog Sherlock.