People and Culture Shared Interest Group

Today, the practices and technologies used in many of the Hispanic countries in Latin America are obsolete compared to those used in other regions such as North America and Europe.

This inequality leaves the market need for professionals trained in this field and, consequently, the potential for a better understanding of the topics of Modern Managerial Accounting is currently limited.

Being more inclusive of professionals who do not speak English will allow companies to take advantage of the benefits of knowledge of Managerial Accounting in their decision-making process, optimizing not only their individual economy, but that of an entire industry and region.

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[Anahi] [Medrano Ambriz] [CPA]
Director/Manager
Panama
[Panama]
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Hi Anahi, What do you think can enable non-English speaking people to work at companies where English is the language of business 24/7?

Also, is the training route workable for these professionals so they can become a bridge between 2 regions?

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Izz Ghanaa Ansari
Strategy Manager
Toronto, Canada
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Anahi - thanks for your insights! 

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Richard Brady CMA,CGFM
Falls Church VA
United States
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