Driving Change
Joyce Evans, FCGA and CGA-Canada’s Chair for 2010-11, brings a wealth of experience to her new role. There’s a poster on Joyce Evans’ office wall that says: If you’re not riding the wave of change,...
View ArticleBuilding National and Regional CGA Firms
A focus on creating services is key to the success of building national firms. With his newly-minted CGA designation in 1980, John Nagy’s career path followed that taken by many of his peers before and...
View ArticleAlways Aiming Higher
Ontario Securities Commissioner and Order of Canada recipient Prof. Vern Krishna continues on his path of excellence. Trust. A small word with massive implications. For one, the basic foundation of...
View ArticleAnti-Money Laundering Compliance
Laundering often involves layering transactions, and following the money is key to catching crooks. Just months after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New York City and other parts of the...
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The Art of Bridging Business and Ethics
Alberta scholar and amateur photographer James Gaa, FCGA, is the 2011 John Leslie award winner in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the profession. There’s a bridge in the City of...
View ArticleStaying on Course
CGA-Canada’s Chair Terry LeBlanc, FCGA, on the power of a strong strategic plan. “MAN is not the creature of circumstances; circumstances are the creature of man.” So spoke Benjamin Disraeli, famous...
View ArticleCity Powerhouse
Victoria City Manager Gail Stephens, FCGA, is one of Canada’s most powerful women and a force to be reckoned with. When employees brag about their supervisors, it’s a sign of good management strategies...
View ArticleLead Us Not to Temptation
The tricky business of avoiding bribes and corruption at home and abroad. THE images that flashed across the national news media last April didn’t bode well for Canadian-based engineering giant...
View ArticlePatrick Keller: the Ultimate Team Player
CGA-Canada’s new Chair talks sport, team spirit, and brand power. Growing up in Nelson, B.C., Patrick Keller, FCGA, gravitated to the outdoors and led an active lifestyle in the mountainous city. “Our...
View ArticleWomen Leaning Into the Corporate Boardroom
Female CGAs are closing the high-income gender gap one rung at a time. “You’ve come a long way, baby.” Or, so said the popular cigarette ads of the 80s. Well, no one calls us “baby” anymore—at least,...
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