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Vincent Denham

Vincent is responsible for Chambers’ strategic management, clerking, marketing and business development, finance and overall business administration.

He is especially interested in improving the quality of service that we deliver to clients and would positively welcome feedback on any aspect of Chambers service directly to him personally.

In his spare time, Vincent tries to play golf and is currently keeping the club professional in business; he also watches football (he is a season ticket holder at Leeds United) and has a past history as a session musician playing drums.


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