After the opening of its first office in Nantes in 2014, the financial and operational consultancy firm Eight Advisory, is delighted to announce the opening of a new office in Rennes to support its development in the Grand-Ouest (an area including Brittany, Lower Normandy and the Loire).
“With business growth of 25% in 2020 at the Nantes office and a significant number of Breton economic stakeholders among our clients, the opening of a Rennes office seemed a natural step for us today. The office will both help us to handle this volume of business and serve as a pledge of our wish to create proximity with our clients,” declares Bertrand Perrette, partner and founder of the Nantes office.
With Bertrand Perrette at the helm, the Rennes office will eventually draw on a team of five people, which will work alongside Nantes on existing Transaction and Restructuring business. The Grand-Ouest team will also develop Transformation and Valuation activities which will benefit from a pooling of resources between Rennes and Nantes.
“The economic fabric in Brittany, with its particularly strong representation of family groups and cooperatives, is very dynamic and has proved very resilient since the beginning of the crisis. We are very proud to support our client base here and become part of an approach that ensures proximity with our Breton clients”, says Bertrand Perrette.
After setting up offices in Paris, Lyon and Nantes, the opening of the Rennes office confirms Eight Advisory’s desire to develop its regional network in France.
Eight Advisory also opened new offices in Amsterdam and Hamburg in March 2021.
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