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Making the switch from an external advisory/audit firm into an in-house firm within the insurance industry? Shereen Tan (FCCA) (ACE Women’s Fitness), our Managing Consultant from the Banking & Financial Services team, has a Hot Tip for you on how you can leverage your experiences and skills to be a top contender for the role you’re applying to. Watch the video to find out how!

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