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Mitchells strengthens team with new appointment
Mitchells Chartered Accountants and Business Advisers has further strengthened its corporate team with the appointment of a Chartered Accountant.
Kelly Scaysbrook ACA from Brockwell in Chesterfield joins the Saltergate-based firm as a Corporate Manager. Kelly gained a 2:1 BA (Hons) degree in Accounting and Financial Management in 2012 and became a fully qualified Chartered Accountant in 2015.
Experienced in a variety of areas including accounts preparation, auditing, corporate and personal tax, Kelly makes the move from a Derby-based firm of Chartered Accountants.
Commenting on her appointment, Kelly said: “I am delighted to join a local, trusted business that really knows and understands the clients it serves. Mitchells is a relaxed and friendly environment to work in while maintaining a great level of professionalism, which really sets it apart from other firms.”
Outside work, Kelly enjoys socialising with friends and family as well as spending time at the gym. The move to a local firm now allows her a work life balance and will also give her the opportunity to get involved with the local community.
The firm is looking to make further appointments to add to its expanding team of tax professionals and Chartered Accountants. If you’re looking for a career at Mitchells Chartered Accountants and Business Advisers, get in touch with Andrew McDaid by calling 01246 274121, or send your CV and covering letter to andrewmcdaid@mitchellsaccountants.co.uk
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Anna Melton .
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