Stacey has spent the past decade building a strong and varied career across accounts and audit, working with a wide range of businesses and charitable organisations. She began her career at a Birmingham-based firm before qualifying in Cheltenham, where she also completed an MBA in Leadership and Management at the University of Worcester.
In 2021 Stacey joined Haines Watts in Worcester, later becoming part of Cooper Parry following the firm’s acquisition. This experience has given her valuable insight into both the operational and strategic challenges faced by growing businesses.
Stacey’s portfolio has spanned a mix of industries, including construction, healthcare, hospitality, food production, charities, and solicitors. This breadth of experience enables Stacey to take a well-rounded, commercially focused approach when supporting clients, offering practical guidance that reflects both sector-specific nuances and wider financial considerations.
Stacey has 2 little girls, as a family, they enjoy days out together, walking their Jack Russell Cody and growing fruits and vegetables in the garden.
‘For me, accounting has always been about people first, understanding their goals, building trust, and supporting them with advice that genuinely makes a difference.’
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