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Flexibility may cost women on gender pay
The latest CA ANZ remuneration survey shows that women – and also men – seek work-life balance and flexibility. But the scarcity of real flexibility may be impacting female accountants the most...
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Putting a global shine on the Perth Mint
Caroline Preuss FCA is in an enviable position: her employer, the Perth Mint, literally prints its own money. But with global markets to compete in, it’s not all plain sailing...
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Survey tells story of CA pay and workplace preferences
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand member survey gives a valuable remuneration overview and benchmarks for the accounting profession...
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Indigenous business - A sleeping giant awakes
Indigenous enterprise is rapidly becoming big business in Australia, but more Aboriginal accountants are needed, speakers told a recent CA ANZ university forum...
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Why trust matters
In a world of global distrust, where are the true believers? The urgent need to share the benefits of reform shines through in economic reports from both sides of the Tasman...
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Watch: Challenging world views at One Young World
Attending this year’s One Young World summit in Colombia proved to be an eye-opening and challenging experience for Chartered Accountants ANZ delegates Jozo Frankovic and Harry Flett...
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Tasmania's first female CA on smashing the glass ceiling
Ilma Lisson FCA looks back on her groundbreaking career as Tasmania’s first female CA and shares her advice for young CAs today...
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Survey shows younger accountants most stressed
Accountants who are younger or female or who work for a law or consulting firm suffer the most stress, according to a university survey...
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Indigenous accountants forge a proud history
Indigenous accountants may be rare, but they are passionate about what they do and can strongly empower their people, according to Indigenous Corporations official Christian Lugnan, who attended this...
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The journey of Māori accountants
Attending this year’s Indigenous Accountants Conference in Vancouver has given New Zealand BDO Māori partner Kylee Potae great hope for the future...
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Tackling the complex modern boardroom
In an era of more complex business demands, what skills do modern board members need and what issues do they have to navigate?...
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Diversify and stay relevant for the future
How can accountants diversify to stay relevant? Brisbane FCA and business coach Scott Charlton shares some tips on the best way forward...
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Chris Douglas
Chris Douglas is a director at Malkara Consulting (Australia and Singapore) He specialises in consulting and training on anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism funding...
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Chris Niesche
Christopher Niesche is a business journalist and content writer with over two decades experience, including as deputy editor of the Australian Financial Review. He writes for business publications and...
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Chris Sheedy
One of Australia's most trusted professional writers, Chris Sheedy has also worked in the UK, US, Europe and China. Author of 'Don’t Let Me Die in Economy Class: How the Ordinary Become Extraordinary...