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20 Nov 2007
The Accountancy Age Awards 2007 have once again identified the cream of the accounting profession.
This year’s awards saw Alex Horne, managing director at Wembley Stadium, take the Personality of the year Award, while Sir Mike Rake, chairman of BT and a former chairman of KPMG International, took the award for Outstanding Industry Contribution.
Among the other winners were KPMG, who took top honours as Global Firm of the Year, while Ian Dyson, FD at Marks and Spencer, was named Blue Chip FD of the Year.
You can see exclusive behind-the-scenes interviews with all the winners by clicking on the category links below:
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