My role
I am an Assistant Manger in the Norwich office working in the Business Services Team. I primarily work with Limited Company clients in a wide range of sectors at various stages in the business lifecycle such as pre revenue start-ups, small owner-managed and family businesses, subsidiaries of international companies and single figure million-pound turnover businesses. This variety means I will often advise on accounting and business issues, tax planning, accounting software, and internal processes. When it comes to compliance work, I am passionate about ensuring that the figures are accurate and can be relied on, and I particularly enjoy helping clients to understand their finances and get their figures in order.
About me
I started my career in accountancy in 2012 with a national firm before moving to Lovewell Blake in 2015. I am a Chartered Certified Accountant, having qualified in 2018 with the 4th highest aggregate mark in my professional stage papers, including one paper in which I achieved the highest mark worldwide.
Outside of work I am a sporty person, and I particularly enjoy football, running and F1.
My sectors and specialisms
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SMEs and Family Businesses
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Startup and High Growth Companies
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Owner Managed Businesses
Speak to me about
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Accountancy and tax compliance
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Accounting software
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Tax Planning
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