Robertson Bixley, our South Auckland office.

We’re real accountants working for real people – mainly tradies, and similar mum and dad-owned businesses, many of which have been intergenerational clients, stretching back many years, or even decades.

Our clients have roots in a wide range of Auckland’s regional industries, from golf cart maintenance parts and refurbishment, to construction, farming and horticulture, and everything in between.

Our members are active in the community clubs, associations and groups in Papakura, and the wider Auckland region.

We proudly wear yellow and fundraise for Daffodil Day in support of the Cancer society of New Zealand, as well as the Middlemore Foundation which helps keep our tamariki warm over winter.

Our people like to keep active, fit and healthy, and we had a team which fundraised and ran in the recent Auckland Waterfront Half Marathon.

We also have local leaders, like Rodney Guy, who was born, bred and has worked in Auckland for 48 years. He helped set-up and run ‘Men Evolve’ a not-for-profit men’s group, and also sits on the advisory board for a tier-2 engineering client.

Then there’s Fono Sosene, who supports local church communities, and is annually seen dressed in pink, doing his thing, around the domain in support of breast cancer. And Nick Bixley has a background in coaching. From a young age he’s coached rowing crews through Madi Cup regattas. He even has business coaching clients that he once coached through rowing. This means we’re deeply, often personally embedded in the bodies and industries that help this region thrive.

We also like to stay connected, and on top of the latest trends. Our people appear on, and host, our podcast The Human Edge, where we interview entrepreneurs and business leaders about the latest financial trends and technologies affecting all our lives.