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Content Executive, Marketing
Fiona’s Professional Experience
Fiona Jobson is a valued member of Price Bailey’s content team, having joined in 2021 as a Content Executive. With a First-Class Honours in Business and Enterprise Development from the University of Lincoln, Fiona’s passion for business strategy and opportunities is reflected in her ability to transform complex topics into engaging and concise content for Price Bailey’s readers and listeners.
She produces a range of content, including written articles for our Insights Page, in addition to interactive and video content for the firm’s diverse audiences – working closely with the SEO team to ensure all content is optimised for SEO and remaining up to date with SEO developments. Fiona explores new formats and trends to keep Price Bailey’s interactive and video content engaging and relevant to our constantly evolving client base.
To demonstrate the expertise of our people, Fiona collaborates with Price Bailey’s Partners, Directors and Managers across various departments to produce relevant and thought-leading content. Some recent examples of Fiona’s content includes the monthly Contentious Tax Bulletin, our Demerger series and our IHT FAQs.
In addition, Fiona is also one of Price Bailey’s Mental Health First Aid Ambassadors, volunteering to offer support to her colleagues should they ever need it.
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Latest articles by Fiona
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In this guide, we explore the factors that drive image rights value, the methodologies commonly used to assess it, and the key risks and considerations that influence valuation outcomes in professional sport.
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In this article we consider how both management and owners of law firms can strengthen governance around the Solicitors' Accounts Rules (SAR). We provide areas of consideration to allow for self-evaluation and reflection on how firms are operating in relation to these topics.
Net gains, net pains: taxing times on and off the court
As Wimbledon 2026, one of the most prestigious Grand Slams in the world, gets underway here in London, we have decided to mark the event by providing some expert insight into the complex tax challenges tennis players may face. Read more here...