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‘Being a CA opened all those doors for me’

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By Ryan Herman
| CA Magazine
‘Being a CA has opened lots of doors for me’ Professor Elizabeth Gammie CA had hoped to work in education until her business degree saw her develop a passion for accounting. Now ICAS Vice President, she tells Ryan Herman how she came to her dream job, combining accounting and teaching Professor Elizabeth Gammie CA had hoped to work in education until her business degree saw her develop a passion for accounting.
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The Account

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By Ryan Herman
| CA Magazine
The latest in finance and business The latest in finance and business The growth of AI has been accompanied from the start by dire warnings about the technology displacing humans from the jobs market. No surprise there. More surprising though, is an exponential increase in the number of job ads stipulating AI skills as a requirement while also offering lower salaries, even as they demand more from their recruits.
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From open goal to own goal: Can Fifa resist bad PR this World Cup?

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By Ryan Herman
| Influence
INTERNATIONAL Friday 5th June 2026 The build up to this summer’s World Cup has been unlike any other in the tournament’s chequered history. Are the tournament, and its organisers Fifa, bulletproof when it comes to bad PR? WANT TO READ MORE? This content is exclusive to CIPR members. Sign in to read, or become a member today to access Influence's in-depth journalism and a host of other exclusive benefits to support your professional development and boost your PR career. Sign in Join
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