What’s it like to begin a career in a city of 20 million? What does a typical day look like as an consultant in Beijing? How do you make your resume stand out?
University of Melbourne alumna Dr Jessie Wong has been able to successfully navigate this competitive environment and now works as a partner with KPMG-China.
Please join us via our webinar on Tuesday 25th September at 7pm for an engaging conversation and get an insider’s perspective on what it’s like to work in accounting and finance in China.
This is also a fantastic chance to see how information interviews are conducted. These are a great way to explore career paths and connect with professionals – a critical skill in building a network and identifying what opportunities may lie ahead for you. They are also useful in applying for roles and establishing yourself in your field of choice. And what a great way to begin formal and informal mentoring relationships!
BOOK NOW and submit the questions you’d like to ask Jessie.
About Dr Jessie Wong
Jessie is Partner with KPMG-China, working in the areas of Public Policy and Regulatory Affairs, Quality Control and Risk Management and Department of Professional Practice – Audit. Prior to joining KPMG-China, Jessie was Senior Technical Manager with the International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (IAASB) and earlier with the International Ethics Standards Boards for Accountants (IESBA) at the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC). Jessie’s focus was in the areas of international auditing and assurance standards and the code of ethics for professional accountants.
Jessie currently holds the following professional roles outside of KPMG-China:
- Member, Chinese Institute of Certified Public Accountants (CICPA) International Auditing Standards Advisory Group
- Chair, External Reporting Centre of Excellence, CPA Australia
- Council Member, Business & Economics Faculty Alumni Council, University of Melbourne
- President, University of Melbourne Alumni Association (Beijing)
Jessie graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) degree and completed her PhD at Monash University.