Now alone at the helm of Garfield Robbins, Nicholas Robbins is pursuing his global vision
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Richard Boggis-Rolfe may have come to search via Eton, Cambridge and the army but, at Odgers Ray & Berndtson, he and Áine Hurley are reacting against the headhunter stereotype
Software piracy is on the increase, so how do you prevent your organisation sinking in a sea of litigation?
The very idea of double entry bookkeeping is often regarded as something made up by accountants to confuse others - why else would anybody choose to record transactions twice?
Mapping out the rocky road to becoming successfully self-employed
Finance departments should be forward-looking. Analytics software can help us think more strategically
The government’s new drive to cut down on the bureaucracy which currently hampers small businesses is excellent news
Why do some accountancy practices appear to drum up new business with ease, while others struggle? Does new research hold the answer?
The Big Five are keen, the lawyers more hesitant. But what are the pros and cons of multi-disciplinary firms and what can UK accountants hope to gain?
Some are born to be flexible, others achieve it and a few have it thrust upon them, but can you work part-time and still be taken seriously?