Our latest newsletter has articles on Budgeting, Cashflow Forecasting, and a tribute to our President, Ted Cassidy who sadly passed away in January
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Our latest newsletter has articles on Budgeting, Cashflow Forecasting, and a tribute to our President, Ted Cassidy who sadly passed away in January
If you have any questions, please contact us here
Sad News
Derby CAS is very sad to let you know that our President, Ted Cassidy, has died on January 8th 2021
It was Ted who set up and delivered the Community Accountancy Service in Derby between 1991 and 1997
The reputation he gained for our service was vital when we became an independent charity in 2002.
Ted continued to support us in the role as our independent examiner until 2018.
All those in the voluntary sector who remember Ted were as saddened as we were by the news. They all spoke of their gratitude to Ted for all his help, and remember his great kindness.
Not only was Ted a great accountant and a great businessman, he was, more importantly, a person who cared for others and did so much to help so many people.
We send our sincere condolences to his wife Una and all the family. RIP Ted
Some Good News
In all the sadness and gloom it is good to report some really good news. Sophie Shields has passed her final accountancy examinations!
Sophie joined us as a volunteer in 2014 to gain work experience. After leaving us, Sophie found employment in the voluntary sector and started taking the qualifications to become a Chartered Certified Accountant, but still found time to come back to help out at Derby CAS!
Many congratulations to Sophie!!
Ted Cassidy started up CAS here in Derby in 1991, and he worked as Community Accountant until he retired in 1997.
Since then he has continued his links with DCAS in the background, acting as our Independent Examiner, and continuing to offer great support to the service whenever it has been needed.
Ted has now announced his retirement from this role, and we wish both him and his wife Una a long and happy retirement.
In recognition of the important roles that Ted has held in support of DCAS, supported by Una, the Trustees have announced that they intend to appointed them Honorary Presidents of Derby Community Accountancy Service.