Creative Accounting has held a number of projects and events, take a look below at what is happening soon.
PROJECTS AND EVENTS
PROJECTS AND PAST EVENTS
Navigating the Digital Frontier: Technology's Role in Shaping Accounting
On 1st May 2025, we held a creative exploration of the evolving role of technology in accounting, featuring distinguished speakers from academia and industry. This event offered a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights into how digital advancements are transforming accounting practices through an engaging and thought-provoking approach.
Keynote Speakers:
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Daniel Clark: Chair of the Tech Faculty, ICAEW.
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Jenny Blewett: Head of Finance at Costello Medical, Chartered Accountant, and member of the ICAEW Tech Faculty.
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Professor Amir Michael: Professor in Accounting, Durham University
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Jennifer Lyn Morone: Artist, activist, design researcher and Chief Executive Officer, RadicalxChange Foundation
Organised with the financial support of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) and the School of Business and Management at Queen Mary University of London.
Creative Accounting: Growing Mindsets for Business and Finance Professionals
Creative Accounting aims to investigate how the creative arts and playful methodologies can disrupt traditional business mindsets, build future work capacity for uncertain and complex environments, and promote more integrated approaches to business.
The event was held on 24th January 2024, and featured an immersive creative experience where audiences engage with audio and visual work of art developed during a previous Creative Accounting professional engagement event - “Sent to Coventry!”. We also took the opportunity to launch the “Creative Accounting” report. Discussions focussed on how creative methodologies can be best utilised to open awareness, change behaviour and provoke new ways of thinking, preparing us for future challenges facing the profession.
Sent to Coventry!
On 18 May 2023, an unusual event took place at the recently restored Draper’s Hall, a historic building on Bayley Lane in the Cathedral Quarter of Coventry, built in 1832. Eleven professional accountants gathered for a business-style dinner with canapes, drinks and a three-course meal. However, the aim of the event was not to engage in normal accounting business and networking, in fact quite the opposite....