A Passion for the Profession with Stacey Quinn, Virtual CFO & Corporate Finance Manager of Moore Australia
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Stacey Quinn joins Sarah Bartholomeusz to talk about what being a virtual CFO entails, what motivates her to sit on multiple boards and committees, and being competitive - whether in board games or at life. Stacey is currently the manager of Moore Australia's Corporate Finance division, with her key areas of expertise being valuation, due diligence, and mergers and acquisitions. She also acts as virtual CFO and assists various clients with strategic directions, development of systems, policy and procedures, integration of technology for improved governance, and financial reporting to boards.
With a passion for equality, diversity and inclusion, Stacey acts as the chair for the SA/NT Regional Council for Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, as well as sitting on various other committees including those to better assist employment outcomes for First Nations people and those living with disabilities.
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