Celia Lai
About Celia Lai
Celia Lai is an Accounting Manager at Republic with extensive experience in both the Australian and US financial markets.
Current Role at Republic
Celia Lai currently serves as an Accounting Manager at Republic. She commenced her role in 2022 and operates out of the New York City Metropolitan Area. In this capacity, Celia is responsible for overseeing accounting functions and ensuring financial accuracy and compliance within the organization.
Previous Experience at pymetrics
Prior to joining Republic, Celia Lai worked at pymetrics as an Accounting Manager. From 2018 to 2022, she managed key accounting operations and financial reporting in the Greater New York City Area. Her role involved maintaining accurate financial records, overseeing budget processes, and ensuring regulatory compliance.
Experience at Ord Minnett
Before her tenure in the United States, Celia Lai worked at Ord Minnett in Wynyard as an Accountant. From 2011 to 2018, she gained extensive experience in financial services. Her responsibilities included preparing financial statements, managing client accounts, and conducting financial analysis.
Education and Professional Credentials
Celia Lai holds a Master's degree in Accounting from the University of Technology Sydney, earned in 2012. She also has a Bachelor's degree in Financial Econometrics and Management from the University of New South Wales, completed in 2010. Furthering her professional qualifications, she studied at Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand from 2013 to 2016. Celia began her academic journey at Kambala, where she studied from 2001 to 2006.
Background in Financial Services
Celia Lai has a solid background in financial services, having worked in both the Australian and US markets. Her diverse experience spans roles that include financial analysis, budgeting, and regulatory compliance. Celia's career transition from Australia to the United States highlights her adaptability and expertise in managing complex accounting operations across different regions.