Sharon Fleckney
Strategic Assistant to CEO
Sharon Fleckney is the Strategic Assistant to the CEO and is based at the firm’s Lace Market Office.
Approach
Sharon has worked for Rothera Bray since April 2017 and enjoys all aspects of her work, but especially speaking to and dealing directly with clients and helping people to the best of her ability.
Career Highlights
- Sharon has worked in Wills and Probate alongside partner Christina Yardley for ten years
- She started her first job in a solicitor’s office 40 years ago and progressed from office junior to junior secretary/receptionist to secretary and then secretary/PA to a senior partner
Experience
Qualifications
- Qualified as a Paralegal in June 2020
- The Lace Market
- s.fleckney@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 910 6205
Experience
Qualifications
- Qualified as a Paralegal in June 2020
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