Isle of Man, 29 October 2020 – ICSA: The Chartered Governance Institute is delighted to announce the names of those students who have achieved the highest marks in the Institute’s Isle of Man examinations since the June 2018 exam sitting. The students received their awards at a celebratory event at Tanners Loft on 22 October.
The names of the awards and the recipients of each examination are as follows:
- The Mann Benham Advocates Award:
Samantha Petzer for achieving the highest mark in the Financial Reporting & Governance examination in 2019 - The Ganly Tickner Ultratech Award:
Dale Kenna for achieving the highest marks in the Investments examination in 2018 and the Accounting examination in 2019 - The Ableton Prestige Global Award:
Lisa McQuade for achieving the highest marks in Financial Decision Making in 2018, Strategy in Practice in 2018 and Company Secretarial Practice in 2019 - The Zeal Award:
William Senior for achieving the highest marks in Business Management & Practice in 2018 and Fund Administration in 2019 - The Graylaw Advocates Award:
Alison Corkill for achieving the highest marks in the Company Law examination in 2019 - The Sovereign Trust Award:
Nicola Newman for achieving the highest marks in the Trust & Company Administration examination in 2018 - The Terence P. McDonald Award:
- Jennifer Gelling for achieving the highest marks in the Corporate Governance examination in 2019
- Levana Gough for achieving the highest marks in the Core Modules examination in 2019.
Chris Bolt, chair of the Institute’s Isle of Man branch says:
“Our students put in many hours of study in order to pass their exams, something which is no mean feat given the level of knowledge that is required and the fact that most of our students study for their exams whilst holding down a job. The Isle of Man’s thriving financial services industry relies on highly qualified professionals such as Samantha, Dale, Lisa, William, Alison, Nicola, Jennifer and Levana to protect its reputation as a safe place to do business and we are delighted to be able to recognise their achievements in an appropriate manner. The fact that they have excelled in their studies to such an extent is something that they, their families, their employers, the Institute and the sponsors of our awards can all be proud of.”