Friday 4 January 2013

Accountancy Age's Financial Power List 2013: Big Hitters

You may be amused to learn that I have been placed 25th on Accountancy Age's Financial Power List 2013: Big Hitters, a rundown of who the magazine thinks will be the biggest players in accounting and finance during 2013.

Lin Homer is 1st and David Gauke 32nd.

25 Ken Frost, serial blogger and HMRC agitator
A long-time thorn in the side of the ICAEW in his blogging capacity, Frost has found that HMRC's travails have taken up a bigger chunk of his social media efforts. Not that the institute is out of his line of vision, but his probing questions and good contact base make http://hmrcisshite.blogspot.co.uk an amusing and revealing read.

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3 comments:

  1. Have ICAEW been talking about the same Homer let alone the same HMRC?

    Is ICAEW another organisation infiltrated by Common Purpose?

    They must be living on a different planet placing Homer at #1.

    Never mind, I fully expect Margaret Hodge to ensure Homer & Co continue to head towards their just deserts this year.

    Well done to Ken, 2013 will be even more rewarding...

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    1. Thanks:)

      The list though is compiled by Accountancy Age, which is not affiliated to the ICAEW.

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  2. My mistake!

    Is Accountancy Age infiltrated by the same "mob" then?

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