CIMA CEO to lead ‘Business models for tomorrow’s companies’

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CIMA CEO Forum 2013 on 6 November at Cinnamon Lakeside CIMA Chief Executive Charles Tilley is visiting Sri Lanka on 5 November 2013. During his brief visit he will be meeting key stakeholders of CIMA Sri Lanka in order to strengthen business relationships. Charles Tilley, the chief executive of CIMA since 2001, is a prominent advocate for global reform of corporate reporting and a commentator on a

wide range of business and management accounting issues. He speaks at events around the world on business sustainability and ethics. As CEO of CIMA, Charles leads the senior management team and has spearheaded CIMA’s strategy of global growth which includes breaking into emerging markets and forging a transatlantic partnership with CIMA’s US counterpart. He is a member of the International Integrated Reporting Council and the Supervisory Board for The Prince’s Accounting for Sustainability project. In addition he is a former Board member of the International Federation of Accountants. Charles also holds non-executive directorships at the Great Ormond Street Hospital NHS Trust in London and the not-for-profit Ipswich Building Society and he has been an advisor on the finance profession to HM Treasury. Tilley will be addressing top CEOs in Sri Lanka on ‘Business models for tomorrow’s companies’. He will be the chief guest for the CIMA Business case awards night 2013, one of the most glamorous events organised by the CIMA Sri Lanka. Further, Charles will share his thoughts and experience with young CIMA students in Colombo and the down south area on how to become successful business athletes in the future.