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A growing and fast expanding firm of chartered accountants based in Bristol is recruiting for an Insolvency Practitioner as a key hire to drive the future development and growth of their highly successful Business Recovery and Insolvency service offering and department.
Client Details
Based in Bristol this accountancy practice firm offers an expanding, fast growing and successful firm of accountants. With positive growth along with planning for succession and the future development of their Business Recovery and Insolvency service lines the firm is looking to bring in the right external professional who can lead the future growth of their South West insolvency service line.
Description
Joining as the lead Insolvency Practitioner you will be an established IP looking for a new challenge, relishing the prospect of leading, managing and developing a successful insolvency department alongside delivering the full spectrum of insolvency and business recovery advice to wide ranging clients across CVAs, CVLs, administration, IVAs, bankruptcies.. You will develop and grow the team and play a lead role in the strategic growth and development of this service line. You will carve a key position within the firms leadership team with either long term salaried director options on offer, or partner level entry equally viable.
Profile
You will be an experienced ACA/ACCA/CPI /JIEB etc Insolvency Practitioner with thorough knowledge of all forms of formal insolvency procedure and legislation and you will be seeking a new challenging career move, looking to lead and drive forward the future development and growth of a successful, established business recovery and insolvency team.
Job Offer
90,000 - 130,000 and other benefits, negotiable around background, level and experience to be explored in further discussion on confidential application.
To apply please apply on-line, or for an initial, confidential discussion to explore more about the firm, role and salary/package on offer please contact Mark Bailey on (phone number removed).
