London School of Economics Professor at CIMA symposium

Held for the second successive year, this is the flagship technical event for CIMA members and the Sri Lankan business community. Based on the theme “Driving superior performance” this premier event will consider how finance professionals can be key players in driving their organisations forward toward business excellence.

Prof. Michael Bromwich, CIMA Professor of Accounting and Financial Management at the London School of Economics and Political Science, will deliver the keynote speech at the CIMA Technical Symposium 2006.

Held for the second successive year, this is the flagship technical event for CIMA members and the Sri Lankan business community. Based on the theme “Driving superior performance” this premier event will consider how finance professionals can be key players in driving their organisations forward toward business excellence.

Prof. Brownwich’s keynote address will focus on striking the correct balance between conformance and performance. He will argue that it is planning for the future, and not controlling the past which is crucial to future success. He will discuss the significance to enterprise governance of strategy, strategic management accounting, culture, incentives, the balanced scorecard, the Strategic Scorecard™, OFR and the management of risk and change to achieve superior performance.

The keynote speaker is a world-renowned expert on management accounting and financial management. The CIMA Technical Symposium will take place on November 3 at the BMICH