Providing an “exceptional” service to its clients has earned regional accountancy group Bishop Fleming Gold status in the latest Investor in Customers (IIC) survey.
It is the third time the firm, which has the largest of its seven offices in Bristol, has been recognised in successive assessment by independent customer services agency. 
IIC’s unique assessment process is built around four principles of client experience and seeks feedback on understanding clients’ needs, meeting those needs, delighting clients, and achieving client loyalty.
Just 25% of businesses which undertake the assessment achieve the Gold standard. Bishop Fleming’s success builds on a number of recent accolades secured by the firm, including gaining 26th place in the Sunday Times Top 100 Best Companies to Work For rankings.
Bishop Fleming managing partner Andrew Sandiford said the firm the fact that the firm had improved its overall score since its last assessment demonstrates its “continuous improvement and ongoing commitment to delivering excellent client service”.
Investor in Customers director Sandy Bryson added: “Bishop Fleming has not only demonstrated exceptional levels of customer service but has improved in many areas. The firm also clearly understands the importance of: the fair treatment of employees, environmental policies, and a focus on corporate responsibility – all of which have contributed to its success this year.”
Bishop Fleming, which also has offices in Bath, Truro, Torquay, Exeter, Taunton and Worcester and is ranked 30th in the UK’s national league table of accountancy firms, having previously been listed as Britain’s fastest growing accountancy firm.
It advises SMEs, owner-managed businesses, large corporates, charities, public sector organisations and individual clients, and is acknowledged as the number one adviser to academies in the education sector.
Providing an “exceptional” service to its clients has earned regional accountancy group Bishop Fleming Gold status in the latest Investor in Customers (IIC) survey.
It is the third time the firm, which has the largest of its seven offices in Bristol, has been recognised in successive assessment by independent customer services agency.
IIC’s unique assessment process is built around four principles of client experience and seeks feedback on understanding clients’ needs, meeting those needs, delighting clients, and achieving client loyalty.
Just 25% of businesses which undertake the assessment achieve the Gold standard. Bishop Fleming’s success builds on a number of recent accolades secured by the firm, including gaining 26th place in the Sunday Times Top 100 Best Companies to Work For rankings.
Bishop Fleming managing partner Andrew Sandiford said the firm the fact that the firm had improved its overall score since its last assessment demonstrates its “continuous improvement and ongoing commitment to delivering excellent client service”.
Investor in Customers director Sandy Bryson added: “Bishop Fleming has not only demonstrated exceptional levels of customer service but has improved in many areas. The firm also clearly understands the importance of: the fair treatment of employees, environmental policies, and a focus on corporate responsibility – all of which have contributed to its success this year.”
Bishop Fleming, which also has offices in Bath, Truro, Torquay, Exeter, Taunton and Worcester and is ranked 30th in the UK’s national league table of accountancy firms, having previously been listed as Britain’s fastest growing accountancy firm.
It advises SMEs, owner-managed businesses, large corporates, charities, public sector organisations and individual clients, and is acknowledged as the number one adviser to academies in the education sector.
