Nigel's FCA achievement

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MBS Advisors
Published on
August 12, 2026

Congratulations Nigel McWilliam FCA (Fellow Chartered Accountant)

We're proud to congratulate Director Nigel McWilliam on recently being awarded Fellow Chartered Accountant (FCA) status.

FCA is one of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand's highest professional recognitions, acknowledging members who have demonstrated significant experience, leadership and commitment to the profession.

“Looking back, accounting has given me so much more than a career. It has given me purpose. It has taught me the language of business.

It's given me the autonomy to do my own thing and with that, the privilege of helping local businesses, farming families and our community grow stronger.” says Nigel McWiliam during his recipient speech at the CA ANZ awards night. 

“If you can help open doors for your clients, your colleagues and your communities, you'll be amazed where your own journey takes you.

With hard work, ambition and a willingness to keep learning, the rewards - and occasionally even the awards - have a way of looking after themselves.”

Nigel's achievement reflects his dedication to supporting farming and business clients, providing practical advice that helps businesses plan confidently for the future.

Congratulations, Nigel, on this well-deserved recognition.

Nigel presenting his speech
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