Tim Clackett was part of the executive committee of ACAUS for six years. He served as treasurer and then as secretary.
He was also a partner at BDO in Los Angeles for many years. Having experienced his fair share of the business world, Tim is now a full time adventurer.
There are four non-technical components to becoming a future fit chartered accountant.
On July 29th, CAW Network USA teamed up with the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) to host a captivating conference highlighting this very topic.
The case for diversity and inclusion is stronger than ever.
From dealing with data to increasing collaboration, we explore four key areas that can drive real progress and value within the workplace and change the future of the profession.
The pandemic has pushed back gender parity across the UK FTSE 350 to 2036, with women holding just 22% of all executive committee roles.
Just 15 of the top companies have female chief executives. While we’ve made some progress in recent years, what needs to change to reach true equality?
As digital technology quickly works to transform every industry, accounting experiences great changes. The sheer amount of data in today’s world can be a great blessing, but only when it is properly leveraged into knowledge and insights. Gary Cokins, founder of Analytics-Based Performance Management, highlighted this in his presentation for CAW Network USA’s event on June 23rd, 2021.
Murray Buckman, tax expert and educator presented for Northern California’s Corporate Accountability webinar on June 17th.
Murray took a non-political view with his observations of three public companies at the center of highly criticized industries in regards to their use of offshore companies.
