Though revenue at Watson Farley & Williams may have
grown substantially in recent years, the firm is working hard to
change its image.
The story of Watson Farley & Williams (WFW) over the last
decade or so has been one of dramatic growth. Back in 2002, the
firm´s global revenue stood at £52 million, but, by
2013/14, this had more than doubled to £117 million. And the
firm´s Madrid office – headed by María Pilar
García Guijarro – is doing its bit to contribute to
the WFW expansion drive.
Established six years ago, the Madrid office´s revenue
grew by 35 per cent in 2014 to €2 million, with additional
growth of 35 per cent anticipated for the financial year ending 30
April 2015. Meanwhile, García Guijarro says the firm´s
profits are also "growing significantly". Globally, the
firm´s profits grew seven per cent in the last year.
