EGM called by Northern Society of Chartered Accountants
19 September 2023
Notice is given that the...
Members of the Northern Society of Chartered Accountants are ICAEW Chartered Accountants.
ICAEW is a world leading professional membership organisation that promotes, develops and supports more than 147,000 members worldwide.
We provide our members with knowledge and guidance, and ensure ICAEW Chartered Accountants are meeting the highest ethical and technical standards.
As financial experts we act in the public interest offering insights into business and the economy that help to shape government policy and regulation.
As a global professional body for chartered accountants, iCAEW provides: qualifications and professional development; shares knowledge, insight and technical expertise; and protects the quality and integrity of the accountancy and finance profession.
ICAEW members work in every part of the economy, providing advice and financial expertise that informs the management of businesses and public sector organisations alike. Find out more about the work of chartered accountants and the history of the profession, as well as how to qualify as an ACA.
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Economia embodies the values that have always been at the core of our organisation. She has appeared on our coat of arms since 1880 and features on the facade of our London home, Chartered Accountants’ Hall.
She has three symbolic tools. The rod signifies command, the rudder represents guidance. The red dividers represent her unique powers of measurement and assessment, as well as her ability to draw perceptive insights from the world around her.
It’s those unique insights which enable us to contribute meaningfully and dynamically to our profession and the wider industry.