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Stephen Edun, FCCA, MBA, DTM
Portfolio FD for the Live Entertainment & Sports Industry
Stephen Edun is a finance professional currently serving as the Acting Head of Finance at Far and Beyond, an events company.1 He holds several professional qualifications, including:
- FCCA (Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants)
- MBA (Master of Business Administration)
- DTM (Distinguished Toastmaster)2
Stephen's LinkedIn profile describes him as a Portfolio FD (Finance Director) specializing in the SME (Small and Medium-sized Enterprises), Live Entertainment, and Sports sectors.2 This suggests he has experience working with various companies in these industries, likely in financial leadership roles.
Far and Beyond appears to be an events company, and Stephen's position as Acting Head of Finance indicates he plays a crucial role in managing the company's financial operations.13 As a senior finance professional, his responsibilities likely include:
- Overseeing financial planning and strategy
- Managing budgets and financial reporting
- Ensuring compliance with financial regulations
- Providing financial insights to support decision-making
Given his MBA and FCCA qualifications, Stephen likely brings a combination of strategic business acumen and technical financial expertise to his role at Far and Beyond. His DTM designation also suggests he has strong communication and leadership skills, which are valuable assets for a finance leader in a dynamic industry like events management.
Highlights
Got away last week for a few days to visit the pyramids - Napoleon Bonaparte rallied his troops by pointing to the distant pyramids and saying, “Soldiers, forty centuries look down upon you"
I can't think of a better place in which to sit and reflect on the last few years and how much more you could do in life if you just think bigger and focus on making it happen.
As a child I never went to Notting Hill Carnival.
But being half Trinidadian and half Guyanese Carnival means so much more as I have got older to keep that connection to my roots. Only now do I appreciate the significance of this event.
To see my niece and nephew getting warmed up to take part carrying on that connection for another generation. Makes me so proud of my Caribbean roots to come from a unique blend of people who survive, adapt and celebrate life no matter what the obstacles.
