Clayton and Brewill appoints three new directors

Nottingham-based chartered accountants, Clayton and Brewill, has recently promoted Amanda Stefanetti, Rebecca Higginbottom and Adam Rostance to directors, in line with the next phase of its succession plans.

Having obtained her ACA qualification at Newby Castleman, Stefanetti joined Clayton and Brewill in 2008, where she went on to achieve FCA status. In her role at the firm, she works with SMEs and their directors, assisting them with accounts preparation, management accounts, VAT returns and company and personal tax returns.

Prior to Clayton and Brewill, Higginbottom previously worked for Hyett and Langfield. When the firm was acquired by Clayton and Brewill in 2003, she continued in her account manager role and went on to achieve her AAT, ACA and FCA qualifications. At Clayton and Brewill, she undertakes a wide range of accountancy services, including management accounts, year-end reporting, and personal and corporate taxes.

Rostance joined Clayton and Brewill in June 2012 as an AAT apprentice. After initially working within the firm’s compliance department, he transferred to the audit department as an audit junior, working his way up to the role of accounts and audit manager. He now oversees a portfolio of clients ranging from small sole traders to large group companies.

Doug Perry, partner at Clayton and Brewill, says: “Amanda, Rebecca and Adam are highly valued members of the team, fantastic ambassadors for the firm, and exceptionally talented accountants. 

“As well as delivering an excellent service to meet varying client needs, they provide a robust support network for the firm’s partners. These promotions recognise their commitment to Clayton and Brewill and the diligence they have shown over the years.”

Clayton and Brewill provides audit, tax and advisory services to individuals, owner managed businesses and SMEs across the Midlands from its network of offices across the region in Nottingham, Long Eaton and Melton Mowbray.