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Award for local accountancy firm ORM
ORM Accountants Ltd, were awarded second place in their category in The Irish Accountancy Awards this week. Pictured from l-r are: Mike Brouder, John Mannix, John O’Rourke, and Sarah Harmon.
A Killarney accountancy firm has been awarded in The Irish Accountancy Awards, which measures the best elements of accountancy practices the length and breadth of the country. ORM Accountants Ltd, located at Fleming’s Lane off High Street, and who specialise in helping their clients save tax, boost profits and make time for the most important things in life, were shortlisted in the category for 'Advisory Team of the Year' Small to Medium Enterprise in Finance.
The awards ceremony was due to be held in the Clayton Hotel Burlington Road, Dublin on April 16, but on Wednesday afternoon in the first ever virtual awards ceremony ORM Accountants were delighted to be awarded second place in their category.
Managing Director John Mannix said afterwards it was an absolute honour to be shortlisted, but an even greater honour to be announced as award recipient.
"We are thrilled with the industry recognition of our expertise and service and we are extremely proud of the working partnerships we have created with our clients," he said.
"As advisors we believe we have the power to make a profound difference to our clients lives by engaging with our clients to create a roadmap for their business and family lives. We do this by assisting our clients in setting realistic but ambitious specific financial and non-financial goals that will help them get to where they want to be. We identify specific areas of their business which can be improved – which will directly lead to a growth in profits, increased cash flow, increase in personal wealth and added peace of mind."
He added that this award really speaks volumes in terms of the calibre of the team.
"We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone that has been so supportive of our business this year! It’s not a cliché but without the support of our clients we would be no where!"
For more see www.ormaccountants.ie.
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