Manager - Accounting and Business Advisory - London, United Kingdom - eFinancialCareers

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London
Permanent
JN
Jan 09, 2023

- £60k - £65k

Job Description:

A highly reputable Top 10 Central London based firm are looking to recruit an Experienced Manager into their Accounting and Business Advisory team.

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My client is a Top 10, highly renowned Practice based in Central London.

This is an opportunity for an experienced and driven Manager to come into a fast-growing team and help develop and grow the client base.

Networking and Business development is a keyaspect to this role and the firm actively looks for abilities to cross sell services; therefore, my client is looking for a confident and enthusiastic Manager to come in and be able to undertake this task.

The team is split into two sub-specialist teams, the accounting and advisory side, and the financial reporting side.

You will have the opportunity to work directly with an impressive client base, from large corporates to SME's, and ensure accounts preparationwork is completed to a high standard in advance of Audit.

You will be from either an Audit, Advisory or Financial Accounting background and either ACA or ACCA qualified, a strong understanding of Financial Reporting Standards, LLP SORP and UK GAAP is essential.

As a manager you will largely be responsible for themore junior members of the team so previous experience in a supervisor role is necessary.

The role requires:

Strong accounts production skills
Business development experience and an ability to win work from both new and existing clients (or a strong interest in building these skills over the short term)
Experience of managing a portfolio of client work within professional practice
Good leadership skills
Advanced coaching and development skills. Experience as a line manager

Morgan McKinley is acting as an Employment Agency and references to pay rates are indicative.