Kacey Brown

Kacey Brown has a diverse and extensive work experience spanning several organizations and roles. Kacey began their career as an Information Associate at the Audit Commission in 1999, where they conducted reviews of data and information within social services departments. Kacey later became a Principal Auditor at the Audit Commission, overseeing external audits of London Boroughs and Primary Care Trusts.

In 2005, Kacey joined Ernst & Young as a Client Service Executive. Kacey performed internal audits for public and private sector clients, including central government entities, and played a key role in project audits and improving the quality of deliverables. Kacey also gained experience in SOX testing and building client relationships.

Kacey furthered their career by joining Network Housing Group in 2007 as a Senior Group Internal Auditor. In this role, they conducted internal audits, special investigations, and project assurance, and also deputized for the Head of Internal Audit as needed.

In 2014, Kacey transitioned to Network Homes as an Internal Audit and Risk Manager. Kacey developed and executed annual audit plans, ensured the timely resolution of audit actions, and promoted effective risk management activities. Kacey later became the Head of Internal Audit and Risk, responsible for strategic planning and overseeing the Internal Audit Team and external consultants.

In 2019, Kacey took on the role of Trustee/Director at Generations Multi Academy Trust. Here, they participated in various committees and activities, including recruitment, fixed-term exclusion panels, and providing challenge and critique during Ofsted inspections.

Overall, Kacey Brown has a strong background in internal and external auditing, risk management, and leadership within the housing, education, and consulting sectors.

Kacey Brown completed their BA (hons) in Business Information Management and Finance at Westminster University from 1997 to 2001. After that, they pursued a Chartered Public Finance Accountant certification at CIPFA in London, from 2001 to 2004. Currently, they are engaged in ongoing training for further education, although specific details regarding the field of study and timing are not provided.