Izza's blog to go public
TS was delighted to hear ICAEW president Richard Dyson’s acceptance speech six months after taking the job. This was, of course, due to certain issues surrounding the ‘aborted’ appointment of Graham Durgan into the role. The speech was inspirational, focusing on the philanthropic ICAEW Foundation.
But TS was more intrigued to hear that Michael Izza’s blog was going public. It had previously been hidden by Economia and a password. Those with any nous could view the blog anyway. On hearing the news, applause rang out across the Great Hall but that was more an endorsement of Dyson’s speech than Izza’s blog.
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