Brewer Morris
Not for Profit Audit Manager

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Role Overview
I am partnered with one of the top Accountancy Practice firms who are experiencing impressive growth in their Not for Profit Audit teams. The teams and the wider firm in general excel at their technical expertise, and this will be a focus when considering additional members for the cohort. The firm is open to considering experienced Managers or Assistant Managers looking to step up so long as they possess strong technical knowledge and experience with clients in this sector.
The Not for Profit team is one of the top performing amongst Practice firms for the Not for Profit sector. It is helmed by specialists with a prestigious client base across social housing, education, charities, and more. You will find within a team like this that what truly resonates is a passion for the sector, where each team member across all levels lives and breathes Not for Profit.
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With strong organic growth comes improved prospects to progress within the firm, and the team has a strong history of personal development and progression. If you’re an experienced Assistant Manager or recently promoted Manager with a Not for Profit portfolio and interested in exploring a top firm in which to further your career, this could be the perfect opportunity for you.
Responsibilities
- Take ownership of a portfolio of clients stretching across Social Housing, Charities, Education, and other related non-profit organisations
- Act as a key point of client contact, and begin to develop skills tailored towards pursuing new business within the sector
- Manage and oversee the entirety of the Audit process, delegating where needed and reviewing work in adherence with the high standards expected of the team and wider firm
- Stay abreast of updated technical material and developments within the sector


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Requirements
- ACA/ACCA qualified or equivalent
- Demonstrable experience servicing clients within the Social Housing sector
- Deep-rooted interest in the Not for Profit space and a genuine desire to work with these clients
- Experience managing an Audit team in a UK Practice environment
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