The Australian Accounting Awards is regarded as the industry’s most prestigious accolade recognising excellence across the entire accounting
industry. The awards pinpoint professional development and innovation, showcasing both individuals and firms which are leading the way in
the industry.
The awards night is traditionally a black-tie gala event held in Sydney. This year was celebrated with the team at Shannon's house via a
virtual live stream event, hosted by MC Vince Sorrenti.
Up against over 580 nominations and 275 certified finalists, Brandon Tilley won the coveted Rising Star Of The Year Award as one of only 35
award winners!
Check out the winning moment! ➡
“I sometimes hear myself speaking with clients and cannot believe how much technical knowledge I have gained over a short period of time. I really enjoy accounting and thrive on the technical training at work. I am incredibly fortunate to work in an environment driven by a team mentality,” said Brandon.
We also celebrated with Paul and Shannon, who achieved finalist status in the following categories:️
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Finalist: Paul Cunningham Public Accountant of the Year |
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Finalist: Shannon Smit Partner of the Year Firm of the Year Boutique Firm of the Year |
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