For this final episode, David Boyar focuses on something that makes Chartered Accountants stand together: community. Chartered Accountants’ work plays out in a similar fashion, and they can share experiences with each other because they know a fellow CA will understand.

David is going to explore where your community is and how to be a part of it. Joining him is Lee Whitney, the Group Executive of Account Management and Strategic Planning of Chartered Accountant Australia and New Zealand.

We'll then hear the story of Lance Rubin, a South African immigrant who used his CA to find his place in his new home, Australia, and to overcome his own conflict between getting value as a CA and finding his community.

We hope you’ll enjoy this last episode of the series.

CREDITS

Guests:

• Lee Whitney, Group Executive of Account Management and Strategic Planning, Chartered Accountant Australia and New Zealand
• Lance Rubin, Partner, The Outperformer            

Host: David Boyar, Founder and MD at Sequel CFO

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