Gambit Search
Forensic Partner

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Gambit Search are representing an exceptional firm that is looking to appoint a Forensic Partner to lead and develop its forensic offering across the UK. In this role, you can be based anywhere in the UK.
This is a genuinely entrepreneurial opportunity for an established forensic professional who wants the platform, autonomy, and support to build a forensic practice around their own expertise, client relationships, and market proposition.
The firm is deliberately open-minded on the specific area of forensics. Whether your background is in disputes & litigation, investigations, forensic accounting, valuations, fraud, contentious insolvency, expert witness work, or another specialist forensic discipline, the key requirement is a strong track record of winning work and developing client relationships.
The Opportunity
- Lead and develop the firm's forensic offering.
- Bring a strong track record of winning and originating forensic work.
- Leverage existing relationships and develop new client and referrer networks.
- Establish and define the firm's proposition within your chosen area of forensic advisory.
- Lead complex client engagements and act as a senior point of contact for clients, lawyers, and other professional advisers.
- Build and develop a team around the practice as the business grows.
- Help shape the strategic growth of the forensic practice and its market positioning.
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What We're Looking For
- A demonstrable track record in forensic advisory.
- A strong work-winning and business-development history.
- Established relationships with lawyers, corporates, financial institutions, insurers, private equity, or other relevant referrers.
- The credibility to operate at senior level with clients and professional advisers.
- Experience leading complex forensic engagements.
- The ambition to build something rather than simply inherit an existing portfolio.
- A clear area of forensic expertise and a proposition they can take to market.


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The specific forensic specialism is open. We are more interested in the quality of your client relationships, work-winning track record, and ambition than fitting a predefined technical profile.
Why Consider It?
This is an opportunity to join an established platform while having genuine influence over the strategy, proposition, and growth of the forensic practice.
The successful Partner will have the freedom to develop the offering around their own strengths, supported by the wider firm's existing infrastructure, relationships, and complementary advisory capabilities.
If you are an established forensic professional who is considering a move and would like to have a confidential discussion about the opportunity, please get in touch.
Given the seniority of the role, this will all be handled with strict confidentiality.
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