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The Jersey brand of ICSA has announced its shortlisted nominees for the Jersey Awards 2018, our of the 36 entries from individuals and teams who entered.
The names of the winners of each of the seven awards will be announced at the ICSA Jersey Annual Dinner, Awards & Graduation Ceremony, which will be held at the Royal Jersey Showground on Friday, 28th September 2018.
The winner of the Student Excellence Award, based on ICSA examination performance in 2017/2018 will also be announced, and the celebrations will include recognition of the local and national prize winners who have excelled in their ICSA examination papers over the last year, together with recently qualifying Jersey-based ICSA Graduates, and new Associates and Fellows of the Institute.
ICSA Jersey Chairman, Robert Le Corre commented: “We were delighted with the quality of entries this year; the professionalism and technical excellence demonstrated by all of the entrants is truly outstanding. On behalf of the Judges and the ICSA Jersey Council, I would like to congratulate all of the short-listed organisations and wish them the very best of success at the Awards evening in September.”
He added: “We are looking forward to celebrating with them, whilst also recognising the academic achievements of the ICSA Jersey graduates and students in the presence of their employers, family and friends. Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, BDO Sator Regulatory Consulting, Board Intelligence, BPP Professional Education, Brainloop, Computershare, Intertrust, Link Asset Services, Optimus Recruitment, and Perivan, we are very pleased to have been able to move to a larger venue this year and to accommodate everyone who would like to attend what has become our most popular annual event.”
Pictured: Claudia Franco of SANNE, winner of last year's Administrator of the Year Award, with ICSA Chief Executive, Simon Osborne. (John Liot)
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