Off Ledger

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Off Ledger explores the personal journeys of the leaders in the accounting profession. We aim to inspire those who seek to follow in their footsteps and reassure them that sometimes it doesn't all go to plan....and that is OK.

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    Off Ledger Podcast #10 17 Blood Clots, a White Streak, and a New Lease on Life: Lucy Cohen's Brush with Death (Part 2)

    In this episode, Lucy Cohen, founder of Mazuma and President of AAT, opens up about the day her body inexplicably formed 17 arterial blood clots, the hospital sprint that followed, and the strange guilt that comes with surviving something you weren't supposed to. She talks candidly about therapy, an eating disorder in her early twenties, and how she found healing on a powerlifting platform where, for once, there was no talking her way out of anything. Honest, considered and full of hard-won wisdom for anyone navigating their way to the top of a firm. This is part two of a two-part conversation. Part one covered Lucy's unconventional route into accounting and the birth of Mazuma.

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    Off Ledger Podcast #9 The Manic Pixie Dream Girl of Accounting: Lucy Cohen on Building Mazuma (Part 1)

    In this episode, Lucy Cohen, founder of Mazuma and the largest female-founded accounting business in UK history, shares her unconventional route into the profession, from a careers advisor opening a book at random to walking into a hotel and talking her way into a job. She opens up about growing up without money, feeling like an outsider in rooms full of privilege, and why a good dose of naivety was exactly what she needed to disrupt an industry she didn't even know she was disrupting. Honest, considered and full of hard-won wisdom for anyone navigating their way to the top of a firm. This is part one of a two-part conversation. Part two covers the birth of Mazuma, power lifting, mental health, and Lucy's brush with death.

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    Off Ledger Podcast #8 From Watching His Dad Nearly Lose Everything to Building Elevate: Liam Wilson

    In this episode, Liam Wilson, Director of Elevate Accountancy in Wrexham, shares how watching his father's business nearly collapse shaped his drive, the rapid rise through private equity-backed firms that eventually hit a wall, and the leap of faith that led him to build a firm on his own terms. Honest, considered and full of hard-won wisdom for anyone navigating their way to the top of a firm.

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    Off Ledger Podcast #7 From Filing Cabinets to Full Digital: Eriona Bajrakurtaj on Rebuilding Her Father's Firm

    In this episode, Eriona Bajrakurtaj, Owner and Director of Majors Accounts in London, shares what it took to take over her father's practice and drag it into the digital age, the team fallout that came with it, and the offshoring gamble that kept the business alive when she gave birth to her second child just days before going back to work. Honest, considered and full of hard-won wisdom for anyone navigating their way to the top of a firm.

    Off Ledger Podcast #7 From Filing Cabinets to Full Digital: Eriona Bajrakurtaj on Rebuilding Her Father's Firm

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    #6 From Junior to Director: A Seven-Year Climb to the Top Table with Luke Hamblett

    In this episode, Luke Hamblett, Associate Director at Lewis Smith in Dudley, shares his journey from audit junior to the top table, the relationship-building skills that set him apart, and the presentation that helped convince the partners he was ready to step up. Honest, considered and full of hard-won wisdom for anyone navigating their way to the top of a firm.

    #6 From Junior to Director: A Seven-Year Climb to the Top Table with Luke Hamblett

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    #5: What Nobody Tells You About Running a Firm, with Lucy Williams

    In this episode, Lucy Williams, Managing Partner at Team JS opens up about the management buyout that transformed her role, the decisions that kept her up at night, and the mentors who helped her get there. Honest, considered and full of hard-won wisdom for anyone navigating their way to the top of a firm.

    #5: What Nobody Tells You About Running a Firm, with Lucy Williams

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    #4: How Do You Lead People Nobody Taught You to Manage? With Ermal Krutani

    In this episode, Ermal Krutani reflects on 23 years of growth, the management mistakes he made along the way, and the moment he realised that pride was getting in the way of everything. Working in accounting but the biggest lessons had nothing to do with numbers.  Honest, self-aware and packed with lessons for anyone stepping into a leadership role for the first time.

    #4: How Do You Lead People Nobody Taught You to Manage? With Ermal Krutani

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    #3: Is Bigger Really Better? Antoniya Beyriyska, Operations Director at Ask the Boss, on Redefining Success

    Most firms measure success by how fast they're growing. Ask the Boss decided to measure it differently. In this episode, Antoniya Beyriyska reflects on the decision to shrink the team, shed the wrong clients and rebuild around the ones they love to come out the other side more productive, more profitable and happier for it. If you're leading a firm and wondering whether bigger really does mean better, this one is essential listening.

    #3: Is Bigger Really Better? Antoniya Beyriyska, Operations Director at Ask the Boss, on Redefining Success

  9. 23 thg 6

    #2: What Losing Everything Taught Me About Leading a Firm with Rob Newman

    Not many firm leaders will tell you about the moments that nearly broke them. Rob Heaton will. In this episode, Rob talks with rare honesty about losing everything and rebuilding from scratch. He reflects on what that journey taught him about leadership, delegation and knowing when to say no, and why the hardest lessons have made him the leader he is today.  If you've ever wondered how the best firm leaders are forged, this episode has your answer.

    #2: What Losing Everything Taught Me About Leading a Firm with Rob Newman

  10. 16 thg 6

    #1 "I Still Don't Quite Believe It" - Laura Kenyon on Building LKA from Nothing

    Laura Kenyon left a corporate career at KPMG, started an accounting firm from her spare bedroom, and built it into a 23-person practice. In this episode, Laura talks candidly about leading from the gut, the office decisions she'd rather forget, and why imposter syndrome never really goes away. If you're leading a firm or thinking about starting one, this one's for you.

    #1 "I Still Don't Quite Believe It" - Laura Kenyon on Building LKA from Nothing
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Off Ledger explores the personal journeys of the leaders in the accounting profession. We aim to inspire those who seek to follow in their footsteps and reassure them that sometimes it doesn't all go to plan....and that is OK.

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    TaxCalc | Engager
  • Năm hoạt động
    2026
  • Tập
    10
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