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Stephen joined Grant Thornton in 2009 as a director within the Advisory department and was admitted to the partnership in 2012. He spent ten years within a professional services firm in the UK where he undertook a central role in the management and development of the insolvency department. Today, Stephen is the current CEO of Grant Thornton ...
17 de nov. de 2023 · Stephen Tennant is to succeed Michael McAteer as chief executive of Grant Thornton Ireland from January 2024. Tennant, a restructuring and insolvency specialist, joined the firm in 2009 and made partner in 2012. He established the firm’s Financial Services Advisory practice in 2017. Tennant (45) graduated with a BA in Business Studies from ...
29 de may. de 2019 · A visit to the Bright Young Thing Stephen Tennant. In an extract from his new book of essays 'The Impatient Pen', legendary interior designer Nicky Haslam introduces us to his glittering circle of friends. Here, a visit to the Syrie-Maugham-designed country house of Bright Young Thing Stephen Tennant. 29 May 2019.
1 de ene. de 1990 · Philip Hoare is the author of several books, including 'Serious Pleasures: The Life of Stephen Tennant'; 'Noel Coward: A Biography'; 'Oscar Wilde's Last Stand'; 'Spike Island' and 'England's Lost Eden'. He lives in Hoxton, London, and Southampton, and each summer visits Cape Cod, where, as a member of the Center for Coastal Studies, he ...
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A gallery of art and illustrations by Stephen Tennant, a British artist, poet and socialite.
9 de oct. de 2023 · Open. In 1927, Maurice Beck and Helen MacGregor photographed Beaton with his friend Stephen Tennant, a foppish patrician. Nestled together side by side, they wear the same striped sweaters, have the same waved and shining hair, and hold their profiles at the same angle, while a mirror that cuts them off at the waist repeats the flattering ...
1 de ene. de 1990 · Stephen Tennant was a typical character of the English aristocratic life of 1920-30-ies, life, brilliantly and exhaustively described by Woodhouse and Evelyn Waugh. Incidentally, the latter used some very fine features sloth in his best novel "Brideshead Revisited," turning, however, the carefree aesthetic in a tragic alcoholic Sebastian Flyte.
