Jamie Williams becomes Associate Partner at TC Group’s North Essex office
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In October this year, Jamie Williams stepped up to become Associate Partner at TC Group’s North Essex office.
In 2005, Jamie left college after completing his A-Levels, including business and accounting, which were his main interests.
Later that year, Jamie gained a training position in a medical-specialist firm based in Colchester and finished his AAT qualification as a junior accountant. In this position, Jamie continued his training, soon after obtaining his ACCA qualification.
After 11 years, Jamie moved on, and in 2016 joined Jamesons Chartered Accountants as a senior manager, who in 2019 merged with TC Group.
Jamie’s client base consists of individuals and owner-managed businesses who he helps with their compliance and tax advisory services in the TC North Essex office.
Jamie comments: ” Having been part of the merger with TC Group I was thrilled to be offered the opportunity to become an associate partner as this had been an ambition of mine for several years. I am looking forward to the challenge and helping the business to continue to grow and succeed in the future.”
If you would like to congratulate Jamie on his new role or require assistance from the North Essex office, please contact TC Group on the main number: 0330 088 7111.
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