Brad Turville
Coaching and workshops for accountants

Helping accountants run a modern firm.

Redesign the firm you built by default.

About Modern Firm Practices

Most firms weren't designed.
They accumulated.

We see the same patterns in almost every firm after working with hundreds of accountants across Australia, New Zealand, and the UK. The diagnosis is rarely the accountant.

Smart, technically excellent accountants running firms that grew by default. Pricing lagged. Clients accumulated. Scope crept. The owner became the bottleneck. They were working harder than ever and couldn't see it in the results.

The firm wasn't designed to produce the financial and time outcomes they want. So we work with accountants to redesign it: the pricing, the client base, the offer, the team, the operating rhythm.

What we do

Three ways we work with accountants.

Coaching
01Coaching

A coaching programme for accountants.

Peer group, live coaching, and direct access to your coach between sessions. A structured way to work on the firm instead of in it: get clear on your plan, improve your numbers, be held accountable, and work alongside your peers.

See the coaching
Workshops
02Workshops

Workshops and Firm Reviews.

In-house and online workshops, personalised for your firm. Covering sales, advisory, business planning, and firm reviews.

See the workshops
Events
03Events

Events: Live and Online.

Public events for accountants. Online sessions, in-person workshops, and roadshow stops across Australia and New Zealand. A way to see the work in action before you book.

See upcoming events
What accountants say

Three quotes from inside the work.

01Coaching
"
For me, the best aspect of Brad's coaching is having a sounding board and being constantly challenged in my thinking.
John Finnegan
Finness Advisory
Modern Firm
Coaching
02Workshops
"
By the end of the day, we left feeling more aligned, clear-headed, and equipped with a definitive path forward.
Luke Wade
LBW Advisory
Planning
session
03Speaking
"
He spoke with real confidence and provided gems of ideas of practical and proven things that accountants can do to engage better with their existing clients.
Mark Jenkins
The Gap
Keynote