Georgina Thurlow, Acca, Cert T
About Georgina Thurlow, Acca, Cert T
Georgina Thurlow is a Treasury Manager with extensive experience in finance and treasury operations. She has worked at iiPay since 2017, where she leads a team responsible for managing payments and creating tailored treasury proposals for international payroll clients.
Work at iiPay
Georgina Thurlow serves as the Treasury Manager at iiPay, a position she has held since 2017. In this role, she leads the payments team, which is responsible for managing payments to medical professionals participating in clinical trials. Thurlow reports directly to the Chief Financial Officer and oversees a team of four direct reports within the Treasury department. She has implemented key processes that enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the Treasury operations at iiPay.
Previous Experience in Finance
Before her current role at iiPay, Georgina Thurlow gained valuable experience in the finance sector. She worked as a Treasury Accountant from 2016 to 2017 in Cheltenham. Prior to that, she was employed as a Financial Analyst at Capita for five months in 2015. Thurlow began her career at Kohler Co. as a Graduate Finance Analyst from 2013 to 2015 in Gloucester, where she developed foundational skills in finance and treasury management.
Education and Expertise
Georgina Thurlow holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in French Language and Literature from the University of Kent, where she studied from 2009 to 2013. Her educational background also includes attendance at Pate's Grammar School from 2007 to 2009. Thurlow is a qualified ACCA and holds a Certificate in Treasury (Cert T), which underlines her expertise in treasury management and finance.
Leadership and Team Management
In her role as Treasury Manager at iiPay, Georgina Thurlow manages a team of four direct reports. She leads the payments team, ensuring that payments to medical professionals for clinical trial participation are handled efficiently. Thurlow's leadership is characterized by her ability to implement key processes that improve the Treasury department's operations.