Joining Price Bailey in 2025, Nick is a Chartered Accountant with 15 years of experience providing accounting, tax, and audit services across a range of industries, with a particular focus on dentistry, sport, and hospitality.
Nick advises clients ranging from individuals and start-ups in growth mode, through to large multi-national companies.
Nick prides himself on developing a genuine understanding of each client’s unique situation, recognising that every business has different commercial needs. He draws on his depth of experience to help businesses make informed decisions and achieve long-term success.
Nick has experience working with clients across the sports industry, particularly within the football industry. He has provided advice to individual players and a number of football-related businesses, offering tailored support and strategic insight. Through his close relationships with agents and lawyers within the industry, Nick is well-connected within the football ecosystem.
Nick also maintains strong relationships with professionals across the sports ecosystem, including talent management firms and sports agencies. These connections have enabled him to stay at the forefront of industry trends and to deliver impactful results for his clients. His deep understanding of the unique demands and dynamics of the sports world makes him a trusted advisor to those navigating high-performance environments.
Outside of work, Nick is a trustee and treasurer at Nip In The Bud, a children’s mental health charity. As a parent of three, Nick understands first-hand how vital early mental health support can be and is passionate about helping the charity raise awareness and deliver impact.
A long-suffering Spurs fan, Nick enjoys playing the occasional game and coaches his son’s Sunday league team.
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