A woman's place is on the board

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Accountant Rebecca Ling believes that female accountants should occupy more influential positions in the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountant's Board of Governors, and on other task forces. The 43-year-old businesswoman argues that women's role in the accounting profession is very much limited and symbolic. Born in Hong Kong, Ling is responsible for making the financial decisions for more than 500 personal and corporate clients in Canada and Hong Kong.

Evaluation, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Women accountants, Ling, Rebecca

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The dirt on Gert

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Gertrude Mulcahy has earned several awards in her profession as a chartered accountant (CA). Mulcahy qualified as Clarkson and Gordon's first CA, received an FCA from the Ontario Institute and was presented an Award of Outstanding Merit from the same organization. The accountant proved her capacity as a CA despite bias against females in her profession. Mulcahy retired in 1982 and settled in her Orillia, Ontario home.

Mulcahy, Gertrude

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Lord Mayor of London...and CICA member

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Sir Brian Jenkins serves as both the Lord Mayor of London, England and a member of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants. The Lord Mayor was appointed head of the Corporation of London and performs a host of stately roles. Aside from this, Sir Jenkins' years of experience as a chartered accountant immensely aided him in offering qualified advice on financial management.

Mayors, Jenkins, Brian

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