PrintCIPFA Senior Members Case Studies
Curtis began training to become CIPFA qualified in 1989 while working for
the National Audit Office (NAO). “I chose CIPFA for my training because
I wanted to have the most relevant qualification for working in the not for
profit sector. The qualification also prepared me for a much wider role at
senior level.”…
Curtis Mark Juman, Finance Change Director, Planning and Performance
Management, Department for Work and Pensions
After qualifying with the Association of Account Technicians (AAT) in 1990
and CIPFA in 1994, it was the challenge that persuaded Nathan to pursue a
career in the public services. The fast changing and dynamically pressurised
environment appealed to him. He also relishes in the prospect that his actions
will be judged by the people who matter the most - the public. Now at the
London Borough of Croydon, he is the youngest financial director in London’s
33 councils. ..
Nathan Elvery, Director of Finance and Resources, London Borough
of Croydon