Kreston Reeves win Large Practice of the Year Award at Accounting Excellence Practice Awards.
September 28, 2018
Congratulations to UK firm Kreston Reeves, crowned the UK’s best large accountancy practice at the prestigious annual Accounting Excellence Practice Awards. The ceremony took place on 20 September at the Intercontinental Park Lane Hotel in London’s West End.
The awards aim to recognise and celebrate the finest in the profession by showcasing firms and individuals who are driving service standards to new heights.
The firm beat off tough competition from other firms from across the UK to the award. The judges gave Kreston Reeves the award in recognition of the firm’s impressive growth, its focus on first class client care, the processes the firm has put in place to ensure its clients receive only the best support and advice, and its dedication to its staff.
Nigel Fright, Managing Partner at Kreston Reeves, said:
“We are absolutely delighted to have won this award which recognises the hard work and dedication the whole firm shows day in and day out.
“We work hard to ensure that all of our clients receive the very best support and advice so they can focus on running their business or rest comfortably knowing their family finances are in safe hands. We can only do this through the terrific teams we have across our nine offices in London, Sussex and Kent. This award is theirs.”
Kreston UK member, Duncan & Toplis were also shortlisted in this category and shared a table with Kreston Reeves at the event. Duncan & Toplis have since gone on to win the prestigious British Accountancy Award for Outstanding Advisory/Client Project of the Year. You can read more here.
Pictured left to right:
Partner, Richard Spofforth; HR Director, Jessica Damms; Partner Andrew Tate; Managing Partner, Nigel Fright and host, TV Presenter Rachel Riley.
Kreston is pleased to announce that Kreston UK firm Duncan & Toplis has won the Outstanding Advisory or Client Project of the Year Award at the British Accountancy Awards 2018. Attended by over 800 guests from the industry, the ceremony took place last night at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London.
Kreston held its second Future Leaders’ conference in London, attracting nearly 50 delegates from 12 countries.
This year’s Kreston Denmark Conference was held in Helsingør, the port city in eastern Denmark famed for its 15th century Kronborg Castle, (immortalised as Elsinore in William Shakespeare’s play Hamlet).
Kreston’s China conference took place at The Crowne Plaza Chengdu City Centre Hotel in Chengdu, the capital of China’s Sichuan province, attracting 73 delegates, including 9 from outside of the region.
