Accounts Manager to Senior Manager

A leading accountancy firm is seeking an experienced Accounts Manager to Senior Manager to join its Business Advisory team in Bury St Edmunds. The firm has built an excellent reputation for providing high-quality accounts, tax, and advisory services to a broad portfolio of SME and owner-managed business clients across the region. With continued growth and investment in the team, they are now looking to appoint an ambitious Accounts Manager to Senior Manager who can play a key leadership role within the office. This is a varied and client-facing position, offering the opportunity to work closely with business owners while managing and developing a talented team. The successful Accounts Manager to Senior Manager will oversee a portfolio of clients, deliver strategic business advice, review accounts and tax work, and support the continued growth of the department. Key responsibilities include: Managing a diverse portfolio of business services clients Reviewing statutory accounts and corporate tax work Acting as a trusted adviser to clients and maintaining strong relationships Leading client meetings and providing commercial business advice Managing workflow and ensuring high standards across the team Mentoring and developing junior team members Supporting business development activities and identifying opportunities for growth Working collaboratively with other specialist teams on complex client mattersBenefits: Flexible and hybrid working Enhanced parental leave A range of healthcare and well being options Financial protection benefits, including life cover Annual leave flexibility, including the ability to buy or sell days Travel, technology, and sustainable commuting benefits Ongoing learning, development, and career progression opportunities Option to tailor additional benefits to suit your lifestyle This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Accounts Manager to Senior Manager seeking a long-term career move within a modern and people-focused firm offering genuine progression and autonomy