Show Notes
In this episode of Rural Money Matters, we’re pulling back the curtain on another incredible member of the EJS Business Services team - Erin.
With a background in accounting and over a decade of hands-on experience running a family business, Erin brings both technical expertise and real-world understanding to her work as a bookkeeper. Known for her “impeccable books,” Erin shares how she blends accuracy with empathy, helping clients get clarity and confidence in their numbers.
We chat about her journey from accounting into rural business life, the lessons she’s learned from working in family business, and the importance of setting up financial systems that truly work for you. Plus, you’ll get a glimpse into Erin’s personality and passions beyond the numbers.
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like behind the books at EJS Business Services - and how our team’s diverse backgrounds make a difference for clients - this is the episode for you.
👉 Find out more about how our team can support your business at www.ejsbusinessservices.com or call 1300 857 263. 👉 Follow us on socials: @ejsbusinessservices
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