INTERFACE AUCKLAND EAST - INTRODUCING ALISTAIR AND JOANNE STAPP (March 16, 2017)
Interface is pleased to welcome Alistair and Joanne Stapp who joined in February 2017 to manage the Auckland East territory.
Alistair and Joanne Stapp are both chartered accountants who’s experience range from large multi-national corporates to small owner managed businesses. One common factor they have found among all these companies is that managing cash flow is crucial. Even the best managed business, with supportive lenders and clients, are still likely to require additional support at times. Therefore, they believe that the solutions Interface offer is important, especially in New Zealand where smaller businesses are the backbone of the economy.
Outside of work most of their spare time is taken up by their 3 kids and yellow Labrador. Any time left over after that they both try to stay active and fit. Having lived in both South Africa and London, they are now proud kiwis and call New Zealand home.
Joanne’s contact details are: Email: [email protected] Phone: 021 023 30657
Alistair’s contact details are: Email: [email protected] Phone: 027 503 0487
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