Driving ethical behaviour in a global organisation
Liban Jama, a partner in EY’s forensic and integrity services, explains how to drive ethical behaviour in a global organisation.
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Sponsored: Mastering UK compliance
Sponsored by SAP Concur | Ensuring company spend is compliant is a crucial role of the finance team. But how can you be confident you are getting a true view into all spend while at the same time guaranteeing compliance with the UK’s HMRC rules?
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The value of investing in yourself
Nigel Franklyn, CPA, CGMA, a finance leader at Prudential, shares insight on “living our best life”, how small changes can make a difference in performance, and why lunch matters.
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Why engaged managers matter
Employees thrive when managers show they care. In this episode, learn the value of engaged management and how managers can improve employees’ health as well as their work performance.
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How finance can drive the agenda
Hear how Mike Driver, FCMA, CGMA, the UK government’s finance head and Ministry of Justice CFO, aims to put finance at the heart of decision-making.
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UK v. US English: The podcast
It’s not only in spelling that English differences emerge. Listen to UK and US language aficionados discuss some of the peculiarities.
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Why succession planning is about more than CEOs
Succession planning can strengthen organisations for the future, but focusing on the C-suite is a mistake, according to a well-travelled consultant.
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Wide-ranging advice from a winery CEO
The CEO of a vineyard and winery speaks on getting up early, why she never watches TV in hotel rooms, and how tech is advancing winemaking.
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How to spot overlooked leaders
To recruit and retain leadership talent that creates value, you need to know who your best people are. That’s not necessarily obvious, because your most valuable employees might not be the ones who get paid the most.
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CIMA’s history — the route to 100 years
CIMA had small beginnings. Learn in this podcast with CIMA historian Martin Farrar how it has grown over 100 years into the organisation we see today.
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