Team - Alice Yevko

Alice Yevko

Alice Yevko

Manager, Audit

Alice is a Manager specialising in charities and not-for-profit organisations, supporting a diverse range of clients with audit and independent examination services.

Having joined Gravita Godfrey Wilson as a trainee in 2021, Alice has developed extensive experience working with organisations across the sector and now manages a portfolio of audit and independent examination clients. Her clients range from small, grassroots organisations to larger charities above the audit threshold. She has particular expertise in counselling and hospice charities, as well as organisations operating in education, heritage and community development.

Before moving into accountancy, Alice worked in heritage consultancy at a research centre within the University of York’s History department. There, she helped develop strategy documents and funding bids for churches and historic buildings across the UK, giving her valuable insight into the challenges and opportunities facing purpose-driven organisations.

Alongside her client work, Alice is Treasurer of The Harbour, a Bristol-based counselling service supporting people facing death, dying and bereavement. In this role, she oversees the organisation’s day-to-day finances and works closely with the CEO on budgets and spending priorities.

Outside of work, Alice is a passionate runner and local run club organiser, regularly leading groups around Bristol’s harbourside and directing Couch to 5K programmes.

Services

Advisory Services for Charities & NFP Accounting Services for Charities & NFP Audit

Sectors

Charity Education

Locations

Bristol Office

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