Every little helps

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INTERVIEW: Andrew Higginson, finance director (FD) of retail firm Tesco, is on the way to the very pinnacle of British business, featuring regularly on the list of the country's most powerful businessmen and becoming the second highest paid FD in the FTSE 100. Higginson discusses about the experience he picked up during his varied career, which is helping the supermarket chain grow even bigger.

Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores, Management dynamics, Grocery stores, Supermarkets, United Kingdom, Management, Tesco PLC, Company business management, Higginson, Andrew

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Taste of success

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Frank Bandura, a finance director of cafe-come-delicatessen chain discusses on his decision to leave KPMG and join Pizza Hut, owned by Pepsi in Poland. He explains the risk of joining Carluccio, an Italian eaterie that has grown from a tiny company to a successful business chain and has floated on the AIM market at pound sterling 85 million.

Poland, Pizza restaurants, Pizza Hut Inc., Pizzerias, Bandura, Frank

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The career that Ian built

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Ian Robertson, former finance director and the group chief executive of Wilson Bowden, in finance has culminated in his role as Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS) president. His experience in both politics and profession made him the ultimate choice for the presidentship of ICAS.

Scotland, Biography, Personality profile, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland, Robertson, Ian

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