Final day of CPA Congress features a forensic investigator, an economist and a motivator

Over 1000 people have flocked to the National Convention Centre for the final day of CPA Congress in Canberra.

Chris Richardson, Director of Access Economics and Sean Ferrari CPA, CPA Australia ACT Divisional Councillor

The crowds have continued throughout the week with hundreds attending master classes on Wednesday and crowds reaching the 1000 mark on Thursday.

Independent investigator Robin Napper presents business luncheon at CPA Congress

Day 3 kicked off with Chris Richardson, Director of Access Economics, who shared not only his views on the global economic outlook but the economic conditions in the ACT. He remarked on the importance of China in Australia’s future and shared his views on stimulus packages among other economic issues.

Also on day 3, delegates were captivated by Independent Forensic Investigator Robin Napper’s experiences, particularly his thoughts on DNA technology and leadership. Robin drew upon cases he was involved in as part of the police force in the UK and his belief that leaders in policing need adapt to changes in technology in particular.

Audience during question time

The Gershon Review, the Henry Review, investment, budgeting and superannuation were also focused on in sessions before Amanda Gore, Managing Director of Head to Heart, closed CPA Congress on high note.