Ensors is one of East Anglia’s oldest and most respected firms of accountants, with more than 130 years’ experience of all aspects of accounting for East Anglia’s leading industries.
The new starters have joined at the firm’s offices in Norwich, Cambridge and Ipswich across a range of services.
Experienced Chartered Accountant Kate Kennerson has been appointed as Business Services Manager in Norwich, working with the busy agricultural team in dealing with today’s challenging times for the many East Anglian businesses and families in farming and rural estates.
Jude Beeston has been appointed as a Corporate Services Associate in the Cambridge office, joining Ensors to support the existing audit team with providing clients with compliance and assurance.
Kinki Lamm has been appointed as an Assistant Manager in the Private Client Group, supporting colleagues in Ipswich and Norwich, offering clients advice on wealth management, tax planning, estate, and succession matters. A qualified Chartered Tax Adviser, Kinki is a valuable addition to the team, providing clients with proactive advice.
Hugo Blondel has joined the firms Private Client Group as a Senior Accountant after gaining his ATT qualification at a national firm. A bilingual graduate from the University of Cambridge, Hugo obtained a law degree prior to studying accountancy.
David Scrivener, Managing Director, Eastern, said: “We welcome our four new starters to Ensors and are pleased to report that they have hit the ground running. All provide additional resource for our established teams in supporting our clients in the region and we look forward to supporting them in their career development.”
In September UK top 10 accountancy firm Azets acquired long-established East Anglian full-service accountancy and business advisory firm Ensors which has 300 colleagues across six offices in Bury St Edmunds, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Ipswich, Norwich and Saxmundham.
Ensors, part of Azets, continues to operate under its own name with a dedicated regional leadership team, led by David Scrivener as Regional Managing Director, East.
