In light of the work that Turpin Accounting Services has done to support local businesses using the Help To Grow:Digital scheme, a grant available to gain access to software for CRM, Accounting or Ecommerce they’ve been invited to share views on the results.
Bel, part of the family run firm, received an invitation by the Exchequer Secretary to participate in the next round table meeting chaired by the Minister Helen Whateley on Tuesday 8th of March, National Women’s Day.
This opportunity is to highlight SME success stories from across the UK especially businesses run by women and to discuss the government innovation and investment agenda.
After appearing on the previous development round table and taking her questions to Rishi Sunak himself she’s been invited back to put forward her views on the government support available to encourage business growth and to discuss the meeting themes with other like minded women who have been selected in their sectors.
Bel says – “It’s such an achievement to be recognised for what we advise and help businesses to do every day. Myself and my colleagues at Turpin Accounting Services always endeavor to help clients to achieve, develop and use these types of grants to promote business growth and we enjoy being part of that journey. I’m really looking forward to representing that on this platform and also representing women in business.”
Bel is also presenting her first Finance Friday workshop this week, workshops that the company provide to give business owners snippets of tax and accounts advice alongside their monthly Accounts Clinics.
Tickets are available on EventBrite.
