Transforming small businesses and making more possible for all my clients as head of tech and innovation at Orbit, an accountancy firm with soul based in Sydney. We give more of the best technology, bookkeeping, accounting and business advice. About me: A decade ago, if you’d told me I’d end up in an accountancy firm, I’d have been horrified. I was working for a multimedia design agency, a people’s person obsessed with technology. But I use these skills every day at Orbit, the business I started seven years ago with my husband Greg. What’s my elevator pitch? I solve problems for my clients with technology and with process. If it’s broken, I’ll fix it. I am true to my word: if I say I’m going to do something by a certain time then I’ll do it. I work hard. I’m very good at solving a problem. That’s my job.When we started Orbit, accounting businesses seemed so boring and uninspiring. It was hard to understand all of the jargon. We wanted to make something different, that didn’t make the client feel stupid, that everyone could understand.I am really proud of Orbit, our people, where we have got to. In our business you get to change people’s lives. I see what we do as magic, we literally transform clients’ lives without them realising it. We get to play with technology, create efficiencies and see people transformed. Don’t just take my word for it, check out the Orbit website to see what our happy clients say.The idea of Orbit – the name of our company – is about the client being in the middle, with space to grow. You can come in close or be far away but the person in the middle is the same. We have an amazing team, a great leader in Greg and some excellent clients and I want to help them get more. You think having a massive team and loads of clients will make you feel like you’ve made it, like you’re somehow substantial. But I would rather have 20 clients and make a difference than 20,000 and not know them.