Amy Parkes
Finance Director (Restructuring and Advisory)
Service specialisms:
- Group Services
Finance Director (Restructuring and Advisory)
Learn more about Amy Parkes
Amy is Finance Director for the Restructuring and Advisory divisions of BTG, based in our Manchester office. She provides a key management role in the business, ensuring financial alignment with overall business strategy. Her role combines strategical financial oversight with operational management, helping to drive performance, manage risks and support key decisions within the division that contribute to overall business growth.
Amy was named Financial Controller of the Year 2025 (£100m+ Turnover) at the Robert Walters North West Finance Awards.
Prior to joining BTG, she acted as Group Financial Controller at one of the UK's largest new build developers and Audit Manager at a Big Four firm.
She studied Accounting at the University of Liverpool.
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340 Deansgate, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M3 4LY
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