I help accountants fast track their business growth

How Can I Help?

”The increase in fees earned will be greater that we have ever done before, and a focus on the different roles in the business with a documented organisational structure meant that I now spend less time in the office and am able to focus on my areas of responsibility.

If you have a desire to develop and improve your business, please call Brad and tell him what you want to achieve and Brad will help you get there – guaranteed.

Ed EikelboomPrincipal of Oaktree Accounting

Accountant Coaching Program

Join a small group of like minded Accountants on their journey to getting their house sorted, freeing up capacity and pulling the growth levers.

The Onramp

A 45min call every week for 9 weeks – if you want accountability and coaching to fast track your results, this is for you!

 

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About

Brad Turville

Brad Turville is a third generation financial expert, with his father, uncle and grandfather all owning their own successful accounting firms. At just 26, the financial whiz kid founded his own award-winning firm, BJT Financial Services.

I now specialise in coaching and educating accountants to run and grow their firms by helping them get their house sorted, create capacity and implement strategic growth strategies. Many owners I speak and consult with have an enormous amount of untapped potential at their finger tips, just waiting to be unleashed, with some specialised coaching.

With my 15+ years of experience, I have accumulated a library of collective wisdom which I today share through live events and group coaching communities. Combining industry specific intelligence, expertise and contemporary best practice, my philosophy is to ‘work smarter, not harder’.