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• Best Practice: Getting Your Independent Examinations Right

  • When
    Tuesday, November 12, 2019
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    9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
  • Location
    London, Friends House, Euston
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  ACIE Training -  London (Friend's House, Euston) - November 12th 2019

  This is a chance to update on best practice in Independent Examination.

  This course is for people with some knowledge of charity accounting who wish to undertake, or improve their practice, in independent examinations. The course is open to members and non-members
  

  With Rachel Cooper

  Following qualification with KPMG, Rachel Cooper spent 12 years in senior roles in the voluntary sector, from small charities like the British Tinnitus Association to large charities such as the Institute of Cancer Research. As well as finance, her responsibilities included strategic planning, continuous improvement, risk management, HR and data protection. Rachel Cooper spent three years teaching at Southampton Solent University, then worked as finance manager for the Third Sector Research Centre. More recently, she has brought her finance and training skills back to the voluntary sector, setting up her own consultancy, Welbeck, to provide accountancy services and training for charities. As well as undertaking Independent Examinations, over the last 30 years, Rachel has been Treasurer of at least 7 charities, so has experience from both sides of the challenges of volunteer-led organisations.

  
  

  
  

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• Independent Examinations – a best practice session based on the new IE Workbook

  • When
    Tuesday, November 26, 2019
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    9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
  • Location
    London, Friends House, Euston
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  ACIE Training -  London (Friend's House, Euston) - November 26th 2019

  This is a chance to update on best practice in Independent Examination.

  With Rachel Cooper

  Following qualification with KPMG, Rachel Cooper spent 12 years in senior roles in the voluntary sector, from small charities like the British Tinnitus Association to large charities such as the Institute of Cancer Research. As well as finance, her responsibilities included strategic planning, continuous improvement, risk management, HR and data protection. Rachel Cooper spent three years teaching at Southampton Solent University, then worked as finance manager for the Third Sector Research Centre. More recently, she has brought her finance and training skills back to the voluntary sector, setting up her own consultancy, Welbeck, to provide accountancy services and training for charities. As well as undertaking Independent Examinations, over the last 30 years, Rachel has been Treasurer of at least 7 charities, so has experience from both sides of the challenges of volunteer-led organisations.

  
  

  
  

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