Speaker profiles
Juliet will be leading a guided mindfulness session on 18 August.
David will be sharing his insights on the Future of Finance Panel
In collaboration with Workiva, Simon will explore best practices for capturing the value of the cloud and getting ahead of the game on the road to resilience and recovery.
In a Keynote address, Saqib will be providing an overview of the current negotiations, specifically the risks and opportunities offered by Brexit.
Rebecca will be providing the technical update on tax.
Jane will be participating in our panel session reflecting on the centenary of women entering chartered accountancy.
Jessica will be speaking on the Green and fair: What does the recovery look like for the profession?
John will be providing insights into the impact of Brexit on the finance profession.
Claire will be drawing on her experience to share advice on how ICAEW members can boost their career resilience.
Guy will be presenting Finpoint's session discussing what is next for business finance post lockdown
In this session Cyber Griffin's Iain Brosnan provides advice on how to avoid online fraud and ensure your organisation is cyber safe.
Tyrone will be providing advice on how to bring businesses back from the brink with sustainable recovery action plans.
Jackie will be participating in the ICAEW Virtually Live session asking younger members how work should evolve over the next decade.
Oliver will be sharing insights into how to lead virtual teams
Amanda will be leading discussions on a range of practice issues and will offer her remarks at the start of Day 3.
Chris will talk through the latest Practice Now report from SAGE.
Alex is on the panel session: People, purpose and the pandemic: How will boards evolve after COVID-19?
Mark will be sharing experience from a career harnessing technology in accounting, including a big announcement regarding the Inflo’s product roadmap.
Nick will be hosting the day three keynote session: Good Mental Health for you and your teams
Megan will be chairing in the ICAEW Virtually Live session asking younger members how work should evolve over the next decade.
Cerys will be providing the answers to frequently asked questions from auditors to ICAEW's Technical Advisory Service.
Madeleine will be discussing the ethics surrounding COVID-19 claims
Brian will be outlining how technology can help auditors detect and overcome confirmation fraud challenges.
Neil will be sharing his 12 years’ experience in senior finance and transformation recruitment to help boost your career resilience.
Sharron will be opening the final day of Virtually Live 2020 which celebrates the centenary of women entering the profession.
Roz will be talking on various sessions.
Frank will be sharing his thoughts on the importance of tax policy panel
Nigel will be providing a session on unlocking cash from commercial property for ICAEW Virtually Live's partner Catax.
Alison will be providing advice on how to enable goods to be imported and exported post Brexit, including VAT issues around continuing to trade in the EU.
Stuart will be discussing the essential tools to expand your advisory services to more of your clients.
Michael will be opening ICAEW Virtually Live on 18 August.
Uqba will be participating in the ICAEW Virtually Live session asking younger members how work should evolve over the next decade.
Paul will speaking about the latest economic updates
Kirsty will be providing the answers to frequently asked questions from auditors to ICAEW's Technical Advisory Service.
Anant's presentation will describe how he and his co-founder had a vision of an AI platform for modern finance teams.
Samantha will be providing a session on unlocking cash from commercial property for ICAEW Virtually Live's partner Catax.
Nila will be providing advice on how to bring businesses back from the brink with sustainable recovery action plans.
Philip will be speaking about late payments
George will be hosting a session on communicating differently.
Karen will be participating in the ICAEW Virtually Live session asking younger members how work should evolve over the next decade.
Charmian is on the panel: Green and fair: What does the recovery look like for the profession?
Cerys will be sharing her thoughts on our panel session on the importance of tax policy.
David will be opening day two of ICAEW Virtually Live
Harald will discuss the challenges facing every finance professional right now and the role of real-time fact based decision making.
Jane will be sharing her thoughts on our panel session on the importance of tax policy.
Mark will be discussing the essential tools to expand your advisory services to more of your clients.
Vivek will be providing the technical update on financial reporting.
Hasan will be providing advice on how to bring businesses back from the brink with sustainable recovery action plans.
Jamie Nolan will be discussing how to use Xero Tax and Hubdoc for end-to-end accounting.
Jesse will be speaking on the Importance of tax policy panel
Experienced executive coach and facilitator Joan O'Connor will be sharing her experiences in how to attract and retain the right staff.
Harry will be sharing his insights in the Future of Finance session
Ed will be providing insights into the impact of COVID on professional indemnity insurance market.
Christine will be participating in our panel session reflecting on the centenary of women entering chartered accountancy.
Rick will draw on insights from member and experts in the: Scenario planning and forecasting post lock down session.
Maureen will be sharing her experience of navigating Moore Kingston Smith through COVID and it's lasting effects on the practice.
Beatriz is on the panel session: People, purpose and the pandemic: How will boards evolve after COVID-19?
Shamus will be participating in our panel discussion on the future of finance.
Andrew will be speaking on the panel: Green and fair: What does the recovery look like for the profession?
Juila will be hosting two panel sessions on the future of boards and on women in chartered accountancy.
Andrew will be discussing the impact of COVID-19 on practice.
Jon will be discussion the challenges facing SMEs in recovering from the impact of COVID-19;
Rakesh will be sharing his experiences of navigating MHA MacIntyre Hudson through the COVID pandemic and what the lasting effects will be on the practice.
Dean will be discussing the new ways of work being embraced by accountancy practices
Roc will be speaking on the panel: Green and fair: What does the recovery look like for the profession?
Simone will be providing ICAEW Virtually Live's technical ethics update.
Helen will be participating in our panel session reflecting on the centenary of women entering chartered accountancy.
Andrew will be providing advice on how to enable goods to be imported and exported post Brexit, including VAT issues around continuing to trade in the EU.
Rachel will be chairing a number of sessions throughout Virtually Live.
Sandra is speaking on social mobility at ICAEW Virtually Live.
Claire will be sharing her experiences in how to attract and retain the right staff at Virtually Live 2020.
Fiona will be participating in the panel session celebrating 100 years of women in chartered accountancy.
Trevor is a visiting Professor at the University of Derby, rotating Chair of the Institute of Economic Affairs Shadow Monetary Policy Committee and co-author of Trading Economics: A Guide to Economic Statistics for Practitioners. Formerly he was Chief Economist at Lloyds Banks, where he established an award-winning team analysing global and domestic data.
Gareth will be talking through mindfulness.
Iain Wright will be leading discussions on a range of business issues.
Catherine is on the panel session: People, purpose and the pandemic: How will boards evolve after COVID-19?