Let our voice be heard
The theme of my blogs in recent times has been heavily influenced by the 'interesting times' that we have currently, headed by the specter of Brexit.
Welcome to the home page for the South Wales Society of Chartered Accountants. Formed in 1913, we serve about 2,300 members throughout South Wales. The society’s members come from accountancy practices small and large and from a range of business, public sector and Third Sector interests. The district society is deeply engaged in the development of the local economy and regards the promotion of the profession – especially among students – as a crucial part of its work.
The theme of my blogs in recent times has been heavily influenced by the 'interesting times' that we have currently, headed by the specter of Brexit.
Rowena Hawkes was appointed our new ICAEW Regional Business Development Manager, Wales and South West this September.
It is often said that we live in “interesting times” which is an overused euphemism for significant change and turbulence. Comment from Martin J Warren, Director for Wales & The South West
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The Cranfield Trust a leading provider of pro bono management support for the voluntary sector have won the support from the Big Lottery Fund to expand our existing work into Wales.
The skills, knowledge and experience of each of you as qualified Chartered Accountants means that we have collectively an unparalleled ability to make a real difference to the success of business and businesses across this region.
ICAEW Wales calls on Welsh and UK Governments to ensure future of Welsh ports given a higher profile in Brexit discussions.
A committee is only as strong as the talent of the members it attracts. There’s no shortage of valuable talent and commitment to raising the profile of its profession currently residing on the South Wales Society Committee.
We are approaching the summer break and normally Welsh Government activity is slowing down in anticipation but that doesn’t seem to be the case this year.
Society members welcomed their new president, Harri Lloyd Davies, during the Annual General Meeting on Thursday 24 May 2018.
Read Martin Warren, Director of Wales blog. He talks about what is happening within the region and current affairs.
Members in Cardiff now have access to free drop-in work spaces across the UK to relax, work, hold meetings and expand your network.