Lisa Young Duff , CPA, CMA

Senior Manager

About Lisa

Lisa is a professional who cares about the little things, thoroughly providing consideration to every detail. She uses this skill-set as a Senior Manager with FCR, taking on more of an internal role for the Firm’s teams.

Lisa is responsible for charting and managing all of the Firm’s work-flow, while tracking the progress of file completeness and maintaining all working paper software and templates.

Also lending her skills in a Human Resource capacity, Lisa works with FCR’s new employees, providing orientation and job training. Lisa is also passionate about efficiency, lending any downtime to projects that provide the firm with a competitive advantage through the implementation of new and more efficient software and work processes.

Quick Facts

Professional Expertise

  • Accounting
  • Human Resources
  • Project Workflow

Education & Certifications

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (2012) – Chartered Professional Accountant

Society of Management Accountants of Ontario (1992) – Certified Management Accountant

Cambrian College (1989) – Honours Business Accounting Diploma

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