Angie Thompson
Premises Manager
Angie Thompson is the Premises Manager for the firm, and is based at our Derby office. She works closely with the management team to assist with the operational activity within Rothera Bray.
Expertise
- Assisting with general day to day operations
- HR support
Approach
As office manager Angie oversees the operational activity within the Derby branch office and across the firm, and works closely with the management team.
Angie is friendly and approachable, and is happy to help anyone. Wherever a problem crops up Angie endeavours to help people out or point them in the right direction with a sense of humour.
Career Highlights
- Angie worked under J.H. Powell & Co for the last 44 years as their head of accounts, combined with working in Operations for the last 10 years and working closely with the partners before the firm was acquired by Rothera Bray in October 2022
Experience
Experience
44 years
Positions Held
Charity Committee member
Experience
Experience
44 years
Positions Held
Charity Committee member
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