Paul Moxey is Head of Corporate Governance and Risk Management at the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). He is responsible for ACCA's policies on corporate governance and risk management, is a leading contributor to its responses to global developments in this area and participates in committees and projects on corporate governance and risk around the world. He has spoken on corporate governance and risk at major conferences and other events in five continents and written numerous articles.
A qualified accountant and MBA, Paul held senior positions in industry including spending several years as company secretary and as group financial controller of a UK public company. Before joining ACCA, he was a consultant specialising in corporate governance in the UK National Health Service. The Department of Health commissioned him to write much of its corporate governance guidance to health authorities, NHS trusts and primary care trusts. He has also worked directly with a number of these organisations, helping them introduce effective governance and risk management.
Paul is a skilled facilitator and has led many workshops for teams, from board level downwards and across organisations, in the self-assessment of the effectiveness of their internal control systems. He is co-chairman of the Control and Risk Self-Assessment Forum, a network of practitioners specialising in facilitating workshops to identify and assess risk and also the effectiveness of internal control.
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