Nicky Goringe Larkin of Goringe Accountants becomes Sage Business Expert
Business software and services provider Sage has launched its first ever online advocacy programme, and Reading-based accountancy practice owner Nicky Goringe Larkin has been head-hunted as one of the top UK business experts.
The Sage Business Experts programme started in September 2012, when Sage recruited well-connected business people to join a group that supports and advises the UK business community via social media.
Sage Business Experts
Sage Business Experts come from businesses of all shapes and sizes, but they share one thing in common – a commitment to promoting business and enabling others to do the same.
Selction Process
- Contribution to the business community – Sharing knowledge and helping others improve and develop their businesses
- Knowledge and influence – From first-hand experience, Sage Business Experts have a wealth of understanding about business challenges and solutions
- Online presence – From forums and Twitter, to LinkedIn and blogs, Sage Business Experts are extensively connected
Reaction to the prestigious accreditation
Nicky comments:
It is a great reflection of the work of our practice that I’m listed as an expert. We’re one of only 4 accountancy practices to be singled out by Sage. I’ll be on hand to offer impartial advice and suggestions to UK businesses that join the programme.
Sage’s Social Media specialist, Cath Sheldon commented:
We are passionate about supporting UK business potential, but we can’t do this on our own. Our ‘Business Experts’ have been handpicked for their advice and expertise on the issues that really matter to business. We look forward to growing this group, learning from them and giving them even more of a voice to support businesses across the country.
Nicky’s expert status comes from working in a range of companies from bluechip multinationals to new ventures before coming into practice.
Nicky concludes:
I specialise in accountancy, but with a background in industry, all my advice is filtered through a prism of good business sense.