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EPISODE · Dec 21, 2021 · 53 MIN

Episode 12 Deborah Thompson - The Theatre of Bookkeeping

from Heart of the Bookkeeper

Very much "the voice" of the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers "Tech Webinars" over the past decade, Deborah Thompson is a Bookkeeper who has lived an amazing life to date and is the focus of this episode of Heart of the Bookkeeper. Deb's story covers much of the modern journey of Bookkeeping here in Australia and her knowledge and understanding of how the Bookkeeping landscape was formed, is fascinating to hear. The recounting of the life of Deb's Mum and how she tackled the male dominated workplaces of the 1950's and how this shaped Deb and her life moving forward, is also amazing to hear. Margot Robbie, Rebecca Gibney and a host of other Australian movie stars get a run in this episode, along with the challenges Deb faced through the years with some major health issues and loss in her life. One of the gems of the Australian Bookkeeping Community is revealed in this episode, and if you think you may know Deborah Thompson, you may get a few surprises by having a close listen. Enjoy the wonderful story of Deborah Thompson. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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