Fellowships
Fellowships are awarded to members who have given outstanding service to the profession or brought distinction to it over and above the normal course of their job. The following is an overview of the NZICA fellowship nomination criteria and process.
Fellowship Nomination Criteria
The Fellowship nomination is a peer recognition and CONFIDENTIAL process. Members are not to be advised that they have been nominated.
Any two people can nominate a person they think is worthy of an NZICA Fellowship and any full member of NZICA (CA, ACA and AT) can be nominated. The member must have given outstanding service to the profession or brought distinction to it over and above the normal course of the individual’s job.
The awarding of a Fellowship is expected to reflect positively on the Institute as well as the member.
For a member to qualify for a fellowship they must also meet at least one of the following criteria:
- Excellence and high achievement in his/her career that reflects positively on the profession;
- Excellence and acknowledgment in research, teaching, or writing that reflects positively on the profession;
- Having served with distinction in the management of, or service to, the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants or the profession.
Please read the Fellowship Conferment Guidelines (PDF, 146KB).
Complete the Fellowship Conferment Nomination Form (DOC, 42KB, PDF, 92KB).
Read about our Fellowship recipients.
Deadline for nomination
Completed nomination forms must be submitted by the 30 June 2012 to the Regional Fellowship Committee in which the member resides. Fellowship Conferment’s are announced at the NZICA Annual General Meeting.
If you have any questions or require guidance in the preparation of the nomination, please contact the Governance Director:
Androula Dometakis
Governance Director
New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants
PO Box 11342
WELLINGTON 6142
DDI: +64 4 913 9082
Email: Androula.Dometakis@nzica.com