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AU Financial Review
11-08-2025
- Entertainment
- AU Financial Review
A shopping trip after every work meeting starts a wardrobe in style
T he most fabulous item in my wardrobe is … My 1990s Vivienne Westwood dresses. They remind me of growing up in London and how dressed up we would get for any and all occasions. I worked in media (selling ads in IT magazines) and would follow every meeting with a trip to Selfridges, spending most of my pay on a dress or a pair of shoes. Vivienne had a punk style I was really attracted to – it was the energy of the time. I'm so glad I kept them. I love clothes; I think they're like art. I always say that life is too short for plain biscuits. And that applies to clothes too. My grab-and-go staple is … My black Chanel 22 bag. It's roomy enough to carry my laptop, dry shampoo, hairbrush, make-up, glasses and all my daily supplements. I need a bag big enough to handle anything the day throws at me.
South Wales Argus
16-07-2025
- General
- South Wales Argus
GoFundMe appeal to save Chepstow slipway on River Wye
Vivienne says Chepstow must raise £20,000 to restore its last remaining river access point: the ageing pontoons and walkways, vital for emergency services and river users, from anglers to canoeists and pleasure craft. The fundraising campaign, led by Vivienne Punshon, treasurer of the Chepstow Boat Club, aims to cover material costs and specialist labour. Originally built by community volunteers in 1994, the pontoon is a critical access hub for organisations like the Severn Area Rescue Association (SARA), who rely on it for swift action on the fast-moving waters of the River Wye. Vivienne said: 'We need just one more push to hit our initial goal. This access isn't just a convenience, it's a safety necessity, especially for SARA and the emergency crews who depend on it.' There is a GoFundMe page you can donate to. SARA's Beachley lifeboat manager, Brian Oxenham, reinforced the urgency: 'This is one of the few safe landing points on the Wye. In emergencies, we need to get casualties to ambulances quickly. Without this point, lives are put at greater risk.' Chepstow once had five slipways serving industries such as wool, timber and wine. Today, just one remains accessible; others are blocked by flood defence barriers. The Boat Club views restoration as vital not only for safety but for preserving local heritage. The club has applied for a grant from Chepstow Town Council and hopes additional supporters will step forward. Vivienne added: 'Help us keep the lower River Wye safe for everyone who enjoys it, works on it, or relies on it in emergencies. The pontoon's value goes beyond rescue, it enables nature monitoring, cave exploration, and countless community uses.' Vivienne is confident that with all hands on deck, the £20,000 goal can be reached by the end of summer.
Malaysian Reserve
10-07-2025
- Business
- Malaysian Reserve
Moore Global Named Network of the Year in Unanimous Decision
Award comes after four consecutive years of double-digit growth LONDON, July 9, 2025 /CNW/ — Moore Global, the global accounting, audit, and advisory network, was named Network of the Year at the International Accounting Forum and Awards 2025 (IAFA 25) in a unanimous decision by the judges. Vivienne Muir, Moore Global chief operating officer, was presented the prestigious award on June 28 at the IAFA 25 ceremony in London. Vivienne said: 'This award is recognition of the quality, dedication, and collaboration that defines our global network. It reflects the outstanding work of our member firms and our people around the world. A heartfelt thank you—and congratulations—to everyone across Moore who made this possible.' The judges reached their unanimous decision after considering a broad range of milestones and accolades achieved last year by the Moore Global network. In 2024 Moore Global recorded 13 per cent growth, making it the only top 20 network to have a fourth consecutive year of double-digit growth. At the same time 83 per cent of member firms grew in 2024, with 44 per cent of the network recording growth above 10 per cent. Anton Colella, Moore Global Chief Executive Officer, said: 'We have always known we are building something very special here at Moore. To have that confirmed by no less an organisation than IAFA is gratifying indeed. This recognition belongs to every single one of our 37,000 employees. Congratulations to all.' Zoya Malik, editor in chief of International Accounting Bulletin, said: 'Moore Global's IAFA 2025 award for Network of the Year was very well deserved, as considered unanimously by the Judges. Their submission showcased exceptional results over four consecutive years of double-digit growth across various markets, particularly in Africa and Europe.' About Moore Global At Moore, our purpose is to help people thrive – our clients, our people, and the communities they live and work in. We're a global accounting and advisory family with over 37,000 people in 563 offices across 116 countries, connecting and collaborating to take care of your needs – local, national and international. Contact details James Doran+1 929 461 2131james@ Logo –
Korea Herald
10-07-2025
- Business
- Korea Herald
Moore Global Named Network of the Year in Unanimous Decision
Award comes after four consecutive years of double-digit growth LONDON, July 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Moore Global, the global accounting, audit, and advisory network, was named Network of the Year at the International Accounting Forum and Awards 2025 (IAFA 25) in a unanimous decision by the judges. Vivienne Muir, Moore Global chief operating officer, was presented the prestigious award on June 28 at the IAFA 25 ceremony in London. Vivienne said: "This award is recognition of the quality, dedication, and collaboration that defines our global network. It reflects the outstanding work of our member firms and our people around the world. A heartfelt thank you—and congratulations—to everyone across Moore who made this possible." The judges reached their unanimous decision after considering a broad range of milestones and accolades achieved last year by the Moore Global network. In 2024 Moore Global recorded 13 per cent growth, making it the only top 20 network to have a fourth consecutive year of double-digit growth. At the same time 83 per cent of member firms grew in 2024, with 44 per cent of the network recording growth above 10 per cent. Anton Colella, Moore Global Chief Executive Officer, said: "We have always known we are building something very special here at Moore. To have that confirmed by no less an organisation than IAFA is gratifying indeed. This recognition belongs to every single one of our 37,000 employees. Congratulations to all." Zoya Malik, editor in chief of International Accounting Bulletin, said: "Moore Global's IAFA 2025 award for Network of the Year was very well deserved, as considered unanimously by the Judges. Their submission showcased exceptional results over four consecutive years of double-digit growth across various markets, particularly in Africa and Europe." At Moore, our purpose is to help people thrive – our clients, our people, and the communities they live and work in. We're a global accounting and advisory family with over 37,000 people in 563 offices across 116 countries, connecting and collaborating to take care of your needs – local, national and international.
Cision Canada
09-07-2025
- Business
- Cision Canada
Moore Global Named Network of the Year in Unanimous Decision
Award comes after four consecutive years of double-digit growth LONDON, July 9, 2025 /CNW/ -- Moore Global, the global accounting, audit, and advisory network, was named Network of the Year at the International Accounting Forum and Awards 2025 (IAFA 25) in a unanimous decision by the judges. Vivienne Muir, Moore Global chief operating officer, was presented the prestigious award on June 28 at the IAFA 25 ceremony in London. Vivienne said: "This award is recognition of the quality, dedication, and collaboration that defines our global network. It reflects the outstanding work of our member firms and our people around the world. A heartfelt thank you—and congratulations—to everyone across Moore who made this possible." The judges reached their unanimous decision after considering a broad range of milestones and accolades achieved last year by the Moore Global network. In 2024 Moore Global recorded 13 per cent growth, making it the only top 20 network to have a fourth consecutive year of double-digit growth. At the same time 83 per cent of member firms grew in 2024, with 44 per cent of the network recording growth above 10 per cent. Anton Colella, Moore Global Chief Executive Officer, said: "We have always known we are building something very special here at Moore. To have that confirmed by no less an organisation than IAFA is gratifying indeed. This recognition belongs to every single one of our 37,000 employees. Congratulations to all." Zoya Malik, editor in chief of International Accounting Bulletin, said: "Moore Global's IAFA 2025 award for Network of the Year was very well deserved, as considered unanimously by the Judges. Their submission showcased exceptional results over four consecutive years of double-digit growth across various markets, particularly in Africa and Europe." About Moore Global At Moore, our purpose is to help people thrive – our clients, our people, and the communities they live and work in. We're a global accounting and advisory family with over 37,000 people in 563 offices across 116 countries, connecting and collaborating to take care of your needs – local, national and international. C o ntact details
