Accountancy Futures Symposium – Critical Issues for Tomorrow’s Profession: Have you Registered Yet?!

The economic, political and environmental climate has exposed shortcomings in the way public policy and regulation have developed in areas such as financial regulation, financial reporting, corporate transparency, climate change and assurance provision. In response to the challenges presented to the accountancy profession by this new business environment, ACCA’s Accountancy Futures Symposium has four areas of focus – access to finance, audit and society, carbon accounting, and narrative reporting. This unique event will contribute to the forward agenda of the profession, business and society at large.

An increasing number of businesses demand the ability to think about the future of the business, scan the horizon for business opportunities, design new business models and contribute to the innovation of products, services and processes – all this and more from their finance function. As businesses position themselves through unique value propositions to gain competitive advantage, the war for talent will increase. Pakistan with a growing young population of generation Y must appreciate the aspirations of  both youth and employers, to leverage on this the symposium features a special session Generation Y: Realizing the Potential .

The centerpieces of ACCA’s Accountancy Futures symposium will be:

• The value of Audit in the modern world
• Demonstrating Responsibility: Reporting Futures
• Accountants: SMEs Best Friend
• Generation Y: Realizing the Potential

Be a part of these thought leadership discussions for an unparalleled insight into the future of your Business and Profession by participating in the ACCA Pakistan Accountancy Futures symposium – critical issues for tomorrow’s profession. Click here to see who the panelists are across all the sessions!

For registration:
Please send a duly filled copy of registration form to ACCA Pakistan offices in your respective region along with a payment draft no later than 12 November 2010