Stuart HirstGuest
Ollie WhitmanGuest
Zoe WhitmanHost
Bella ClarkGuest
Will PolstonGuest
Jo WoodHost
Trudie HowmanGuest
We have an amazing community of bookkeepers in the bookkeepers collective and today we're really excited to talk to our bookkeeper of the year Trudy Howman who's come to join us for an episode of the bookkeepers podcast.

And now I'm in the position where I'm taking on staff to help grow a bit more.

where did this all start? When did you start in finances or is this something that's happened later on? Give us the background.

was thinking about this last night and I actually went to night school with my mum to do bookkeeping.

bookkeeping years ago so I was probably 16 when I dabbled in it a little bit and then I went to work for HMRC for a little bit in the insolvency department then I went to work for the local council in the purchase ledger so it's kind of always been there and then I moved from Norfolk to the Midlands and went to work for an accountancy practice then I'd started my AAT and then got made redundant and didn't go to the exam for the AAT which is another story And so, yeah, I've always kind of been there.

And then I went to college, did GCSE accounting, and then I did my ICB qualifications in 2007 after I quit my job.

We have an amazing community of bookkeepers in the bookkeepers collective and today we're really excited to talk to our bookkeeper of the year Trudy Howman who's come to join us for an episode of the bookkeepers podcast.

And now I'm in the position where I'm taking on staff to help grow a bit more.

where did this all start? When did you start in finances or is this something that's happened later on? Give us the background.

was thinking about this last night and I actually went to night school with my mum to do bookkeeping.

bookkeeping years ago so I was probably 16 when I dabbled in it a little bit and then I went to work for HMRC for a little bit in the insolvency department then I went to work for the local council in the purchase ledger so it's kind of always been there and then I moved from Norfolk to the Midlands and went to work for an accountancy practice then I'd started my AAT and then got made redundant and didn't go to the exam for the AAT which is another story And so, yeah, I've always kind of been there.

And then I went to college, did GCSE accounting, and then I did my ICB qualifications in 2007 after I quit my job.
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