Xeinadin grows London footprint with Cooper Dawn Jerrom acquisition
Xeinadin, one of the UK and Ireland’s leading accountancy, audit and business advisory practices for SMEs, has announced the acquisition of Cooper Dawn Jerrom (CDJ), a West London-based practice known for its close ties to the Western International Market and deep commitment to longstanding client relationships.
CDJ has built a reputation for lasting relationships and specialist advice. From local family-run operations to international traders, its clients reflect the diversity of Middlesex’s economy. With specialisms spanning audit and accountancy, payroll, tax, VAT and broader business advisory services, probate and estate guidance for families. CDJ also brings extensive expertise in property-related matters and community-focused work, including its long-standing role in the Western International Market and partnerships with food redistribution charities, both vital for keeping costs sustainable in a sector under pressure.
Derry Crowley, CEO of Xeinadin, commented: “CDJ represents exactly the type of practice we want to welcome into Xeinadin, grounded in their community, trusted by clients, and forward-thinking in how they respond to today’s business landscape. This acquisition strengthens our London footprint and expands our expertise in key trading sectors.”
In a joint statement, the partners at CDJ, Michael Amos, Shama Meghjee-Caine and Keith Ward, said: “After speaking with a number of practices, it was clear Xeinadin was different and that they spoke our language. For us, it wasn’t just about the numbers. We wanted continuity for our staff and clients, but also a partner who understood the demands of accountants today; from AI and compliance, to culture and client trust. Xeinadin already had the infrastructure we were looking for, and importantly, shares our values.”
Keith, who also serves as chair of the Tenants Association at the Western International Market, added that joining Xeinadin will enable CDJ to strengthen its support for clients by navigating rising costs, staffing pressures and regulatory changes, particularly in sectors like food and beverage where service charges and payroll overheads are becoming critical.
CDJ has also led community-focused initiatives such as its partnership with The Western International Market and The Felix Project, which has redistributed over 1,200 tonnes of edible food waste to support London’s most vulnerable.
Clients will gain immediate access to Xeinadin’s cloud-first tools and specialist advisory services, while continuing to work with the local team they know and trust. Tailored and personal business support is needed more than ever, and the acquisition will empower businesses at every stage of their growth. SMEs are seeking trusted advisers who understand both local pressures and national policy change. CDJ joining Xeinadin reflects a commitment to supporting long-term growth, succession, and resilience.