Following the 2025 AISMA conference Abi Newbury is delighted to have been elected as Vice Chair for AISMA.
Abi Newbury said “Having been involved with AISMA for nearly 23 years, starting my journey as a specialist medical accountant with founder AISMA member Liz Densley at Honey Barrett, I am extremely proud to have been elected as a Vice Chair of the association. It really is an amazing organisation to be a part of, both professionally and personally and I am delighted to assist Lizzy Lloyd, our new Chair and Jim Duggan my co-Vice Chair, our Board and our members, as we continue the excellent work AISMA has done over the last 30 years supporting medical professionals and building an incredible network of accounting firms.”
Please find below the official press release from AISMA
The Association of Independent Specialist Medical Accountants (AISMA) has appointed a new leadership team, after Deborah Wood and James Gransby stepped down from their roles as Chair and Vice-Chair at the 2025 AISMA Annual General Meeting.
Lizzy Lloyd, Healthcare Partner at East Anglia accountancy firm Larking Gowen LLP becomes Chair, while Jim Duggan, Medical Director at South West England accountancy firm Albert Goodman LLP and Abi Newbury, Managing Director at South East accountancy firm Honey Barrett, become Vice-Chairs.
Pete Farrier, Director at Hampshire accountancy firm Morris Crocker and Guy Vine, partner at MHA’s Maidstone office, both join the AISMA board.
AISMA is a national network of accountancy firms specialising in the healthcare sector. Speaking on her appointment Lizzy Lloyd said, “This is an exciting time to be leading AISMA, which has been an influential force in my own career as a specialist medical accountant over the last 25 years. The training, networking and support provided to accountants whose firms are members of the Association is exceptional.”
She added: “Medical professionals are more than ever reliant on the services of specialist accountants to help them manage their increasingly complex financial affairs, including interpreting and advising on the tax implications of the NHS pension scheme. The recently updated GP practices bring additional challenges as GP partners and their practice managers get to grips with new funding streams, while managing increased wage costs.”
“With the breadth of peer-led knowledge and expertise available to AISMA accountants, they continue to be among the very best advisers to help medical professionals and their colleagues negotiate today’s accounting, finance, pensions, taxation and practice management issues.”
