Anstee in the hotseat

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Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) chief executive, Eric Anstee, discusses the present and future role of the institute. The three most important roles of ICAEW are representing itself as the voice of the accountancy profession, as an education and training establishment and as a regulator for around 6000 firms.

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The profile of Paul Druckman, an IT entrepreneur, who is appointed as ICAEW's new president, is described with the role and responsibilities expected at this position. He proposes to concentrate on the areas of accountants and IT, by attempting to prove that chartered accountants have major skill and advantages in the IT world.

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Druckman in the hotseat

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Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) president, Paul Druckman, discusses institute consolidation in accountancy profession. The consolidation will provide credibility and enhance support for its members in influencing the public sector.

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