Elsby & Co


Claire Emery, Managing Director


T is includes business coaching and Elsby Wealth


Award-winning fi rm is transforming the face of accountancy


A company with more than three decades of experience is challenging the traditional view of accountancy by off ering a wide range of services to support growing businesses. Elsby & Co launched in 1993 in a back bedroom of


a Northampton home and has gone on to employ more than 30 accounting professionals at its current Rushden headquarters, working with clients ranging from sole traders to large SMEs. Inspired by its own impressive expansion, the company


has developed a suite of services, which greatly exceed those typically provided by traditional accountants, to help its clients on the road to success.


Management, which is managing £60m of assets for customers, and its Business Hub, which takes care of clients’ back-offi ce fi nance functions and provides real- time management accounts information and regular strategy meetings. Managing Director Claire Emery, who specialises in


providing support and advice to businesses, said: “Many businesses only work with their accountants on end-of- year accounts and tax returns, but we’re committed to being a proactive partner who provides our clients with as much value as possible. “We strive to be the only accountant our clients will


ever need. We provide them with a personalised service that supports them throughout the growth of their businesses up to the time company owners want to start making exit plans and beyond. “We recognise that every stage of a business is


important and embarked on a major recruitment drive last year that enabled us to build an outstanding team with the expertise we need to support our clients on every step of their journey.”


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