Gosforth accountant increases workforce in 'strategic growth plan'
A North East accountant is expanding its team to meet growing client demand.
RMT Accountants & Business Advisors, which is based in Gosforth, is adding 11 new recruits.
The independent firm has made the appointments across its various departments after increasing its work with existing clients and winning several new contracts with regional businesses and organisations.
RMT provides financial and business advisory services through its accountancy, specialist tax, medical and healthcare, corporate finance and recovery and insolvency teams.
Mike Pott, managing director at RMT, commented: “We enjoyed strong growth in 2019 and have made a very encouraging start to the new year, with increasing numbers of clients looking for us to take on many of their core business functions, including accounting services, payroll and technology management.
“Our 11 new recruits will ensure we can service this growing demand and continue to add to our client portfolio.
“Their professional and personal qualities make all of them valuable additions to our team and we’re looking forward to helping them develop their career aspirations with us.
“Recruiting highly capable and experienced staff for roles in which they can help our clients meet their commercial and personal goals whilst also developing their own careers is an essential part of our strategic growth plan.”
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