Life at
McSherry Brown

Our people are our biggest asset

The way we find people is unique, and so is the team we’ve built to find them. No one here believes in half measures either inside or outside of work. We reward their passion by seeking out new adventures and distinctive experiences together.

McSherry Brown rowed the length of the Thames (104 miles) to raise money for the Newman Trust
McSherry Brown have bobsleighed with Olympians
McSherry Brown support age concern
McSherry Brown team member Alex Angus is training for an Ironman competition
McSherry Brown support a range of domestic and international charities and are always looking for innovative ways to raise money for them

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Giving back to the community

We undertook the challenge of rowing 104 miles from Iffley, Oxford to Putney Bridge, London over three days in aid of the Newman Trust Queen Mary's Holiday 2010. Each day saw us row approximately 35 miles - 4 miles longer than a conventional rowing marathon.

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Supporting the Newman Trust
Established in 1981, the trust now provides holidays for over 120 disabled children aged 5-16 each year in various locations around the UK. Due to the high level of skilled care they require, the children selected for these breaks would not otherwise receive a holiday. Through this organisation they are able to take part in a range of fun activities in a safe and supported environment.

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The McSherry Brown rowing challenge

Turin bobsleigh: Training with the GB Olympic team

We constantly keep our eyes peeled for exciting ways to learn more and share new experiences. So, the once in a lifetime opportunity to experience "F1 on ice" with the GB Olympic bobsleigh squad was far too tempting to miss - especially in Turin.

The London based team was then transplanted from our Bank offices to the stunning Olympic Games venue in Sestriere, Northern Italy. Here we set about preparing for the closest thing you will get to competing in a world cup bobsleigh race.

Over three days, we learnt everything from braking to the critical four man full push start. The result was one of the most exhilarating experiences any of us have ever encountered. We also managed to find time to get some skiing in too.