In Conversation With Robert Easton, CFO of Oncore

09/21/20 • 37 min

Our guest today is Robert Easton, CFO of Oncore.

We discuss Robert’s career all the way from England where he had a short stint selling insurance premiums through to working as a Management Accountant at a Kitchen Manufacturing Business, and for a Cinema business.

Robert talks about the difference between Management Accounting and Financial Accounting. This is an important topic that Accounting and Finance Professionals need to know.

Robert currently resides in Australia where he is now executing a leadership role at Oncore.

This episode was co-hosted by Nathan Smith.

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Our guest today is Robert Easton, CFO of Oncore.

Robert talks about the difference between Management Accounting and Financial Accounting. This is an important topic that Accounting and Finance Professionals need to know.

Robert currently resides in Australia where he is now executing a leadership role at Oncore.

This episode was co-hosted by Nathan Smith.

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In Conversation with Scott Richardson, CFO at Burrana

Our guest today is Scott Richardson, CFO of Burrana.

In this episode we discuss what Scott believes makes a CFO effective. We also talk about how Accounting professionals often approach a fork in their career where they have to decide to become a manager of people, or dedicate themselves to becoming an amazing technician.

We speak about the portfolio career that is now possible for CFO’s, but also point out that one must be committed to that type of career to make it work.

A true professional and a pleasure to talk to, Scott was a fantastic guest.

This episode was co-hosted by Nathan Smith.

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In Conversation With Damien Hicks, CFO of Entag Group

In this episode Brisca Managing Director Sumith Dissanayake speaks to Damien Hicks, CFO of Entag Group.

It was an enjoyable conversation with a talented individual.

We discuss Damien’s early life as a water polo player, and how an unfortunate rugby incident at university affected him.

Damien talks about an experience he had in his career where he intended to resign from a job, only to rethink it, retract his resignation, and perform well for time to come.

Like most businesses, Damien’s has been affected by Covid-19, it is always interesting how another business has reacted to the pandemic, Damien’s story is no exception.

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