Baker Tilly Mooney Moore has appointed experienced payroll professional Sarah Gibson as a payroll administrator, strengthening its business services team as demand grows for outsourced payroll and wider business support. Her arrival adds specialist expertise to the Northern Ireland accountancy firm’s expanding client offering.
Key takeaways
- Sarah Gibson joins Baker Tilly Mooney Moore as payroll administrator.
- She brings experience from payroll bureaux, business process outsourcing and accountancy environments.
- Her role will support clients across multiple sectors.
- The appointment reflects growing demand for outsourced payroll and business support services.
Extensive payroll experience
Gibson has worked across specialist payroll teams and business process outsourcing providers during her career. Before joining Baker Tilly Mooney Moore, she was a senior payroll specialist with a mid-tier accountancy firm.
Her previous roles also include payment specialist at a payroll bureau and senior executive in compensation and benefits with a major business process outsourcing specialist. This background gives her experience of both the technical and operational demands involved in managing payroll for organisations.
Supporting clients across sectors
In her new position, Gibson will help deliver payroll services to clients across a broad range of industries. Her responsibilities will include supporting accurate and efficient payroll processing, while helping clients meet changing legislative and regulatory requirements.
Payroll compliance has become increasingly complex for employers, making access to reliable specialist support an important consideration for businesses. The firm’s expanded team is intended to provide responsive assistance as clients manage these obligations.
Continued investment in business services
The appointment forms part of Baker Tilly Mooney Moore’s continued investment in its Business Services offering. The firm said demand is increasing for outsourced payroll and other business support services, prompting it to strengthen its team and broaden the expertise available to clients.
Gibson said she was pleased to join the firm at an exciting stage of its development. She highlighted the importance of building strong client relationships and helping businesses navigate payroll complexities, while also welcoming the opportunity to work with an experienced team and develop her own skills.
Firm welcomes specialist addition
Stephen McConnell, business services partner at Baker Tilly Mooney Moore, said Gibson brings extensive practical payroll experience, strong technical knowledge and a clear commitment to client service.
He added that investing in experienced professionals would help the firm maintain the reliable and responsive support expected by its clients. Gibson’s appointment is therefore positioned as both a team enhancement and a response to the evolving needs of businesses managing payroll in a changing regulatory environment.
