2020-29
2023 |
Richard Ratcliffe In recognition of his exceptional commitment, sacrifice and resilience during his political campaign. |
2022 |
Carlson Tong In recognition of his outstanding achievements and contributions to business and the accounting profession, the financial markets, and the community in Hong Kong. |
2021 |
Subhash Thrakar In recognition of his outstanding achievements and contributions to business, including supporting and championing London’s Asian business community, the UK’s business overseas and his charitable activities. |
2020 |
Mary Harris Smith In recognition of her ground-breaking achievement in May 1920 in becoming the first female member to be admitted to ICAEW. Her dogged determination to become an ICAEW member on the same terms as men, despite numerous setbacks, her professional success and her support for other female professionals are an inspiration to all those who have followed in her footsteps. |
2010-19
2000-09
2009 |
Frances Done For her significant commitment over many years to the Public Sector at national and local level. |
2008 |
Sean Mahon For his significant commitment over many years to rejuvenating deprived areas and helping disadvantaged groups in Yorkshire and for his significant contribution to regional business. |
2007 |
Teresa Graham For her contributions to the small and medium-sized enterprise sector, better regulation and the profession. |
2006 |
Peter Wyman For services to the profession and his leadership in the debate on reforms in the post-Enron era. |
2005 |
Karan Bilimoria For his entrepreneurship and work for charity. |
2004 |
Sir William Castell For his contribution to the life sciences industry and The Prince's Trust. |
2003 |
Professor Geoffrey Whittington For his contribution to accounting academia, the development of accounting standards and public life. |
2002 |
Hugh Collum For his leadership of The Hundred Group of Finance Directors and his career as a Finance Director |
2001 |
John Anderson For his contribution to the accountancy profession and to the community in North Wales. |
2000 |
Lord Sharman For his contribution to the development of KPMG International. |
1990-90
1999 |
Sir David Lees For his services to British industry. |
1998 |
Ian Hay Davison For his contribution to the accounting profession, public service and the Arts. |
1997 |
Sir David Tweedie For his work as Chairman of the Accounting Standards Board. |
1996 |
The Rt. Hon. Lord Wakeham PC JP For his contribution to government and public service. |
1995 |
Sir Nigel Rudd For his contribution to British industry. |
1994 |
The Right Reverend James Lawton Thompson, Bishop of Bath and Wells For his services to the Church of England and for his social and interfaith work. |
1993 |
Sir Brian Jenkins GBE MA DSc For his contribution to the accountancy profession and to the City of London. |
1992 |
Sir Paul Girolami Bcom For his services to industry and his contribution to the nation's exports. |
1991 |
Roger Spoor OBE For his contribution to the North East of England. |
1990 |
Sir Ernest Harrison OBE For his services to industry. |
1980-89
1989 |
Arthur Thomas Booth For his contribution to the North West of England. |
1988 |
Sir Bryan Carsberg For his contributions at Oftel and to accounting research and education. |
1987 |
Professor Harold Edey For his contribution to higher education and accounting research, knowledge and practice. |
1986 |
Philip Rusted For services to charity (Live Aid/Band Aid). |
1985 |
Sir Owen Green For services to industry. |
1984 |
Lord Benson For services to this country, the law and his profession. |
1983 |
Sir Trevor Holdsworth For services to industry and the community. |
1982 |
Tom Watts For work in developing accounting standards and certain EEC Directives. |
1981 |
Sir Kenneth Cork For professional, civic and charitable work |
1980 |
Donald Ironside For his work in the field of tax reform. |