The Institute of Hospitality Accountants & Revenue Managers (IHArm) is pleased to announce a groundbreaking collaboration with the Association of Forensic Accounting Researchers (AFAR), a leading global body committed to advancing the practice and education of forensic accounting.
This strategic partnership brings together two prominent organizations with a shared vision of enhancing the professionalism and expertise of accountants, revenue managers, and IT professionals, particularly within the hospitality and tourism industry.
Professor Wasiu A. Babalola FIHArm
President & Chairman of Council, Institute of Hospitality Accountants and Revenue Managers
Through this collaboration, IHArm and AFAR will work closely to provide a wealth of resources, educational opportunities, and professional development programmes for their members.
Key elements of the collaboration include: AFAR serving as one of the mentoring associations for IHArm, thus, offering its vast expertise in forensic accounting to guide and support IHArm corporate governance, programme developments and specialised financial services.
IHArm members will have the opportunity to access selected free classes and discounted rates on paid courses.
Professor Godwin E. Oyedokun FFAR
Global President, Association of Forensic Accounting Researchers (AFAR)
This initiative is aimed at fostering continuous professional development and equipping IHArm members with the latest skills and knowledge in accounting, revenue management, and IT practices.
Prof. Muhammadu Akaro Mainoma FFAR, Chairman of Governing Council, Association of Forensic Accounting Researchers (AFAR)
This partnership represents a significant step toward advancing the standards of accounting, revenue management, and IT practices within the hospitality and tourism industry.
By leveraging AFAR’s expertise in forensic accounting and combining it with IHArm’s focus on hospitality accounting and financial management, revenue management, and information technology practices, this collaboration will contribute to the professional growth and success of members in both organizations.
Speaking on the collaboration, Professor Wasiu Babalola FIHArm, President & Chairman of Council of IHArm, said: “We are excited to partner with AFAR in this unique collaboration. By combining our strengths and resources, we are opening up new avenues for our members to enhance their skills and contribute to the growth of the hospitality and tourism industry. This partnership will not only benefit our members but also set new standards for the entire industry.”
Professor Godwin Oyedokun FFAR, Global President of AFAR, added: “This collaboration with IHArm aligns with our mission to promote excellence in forensic accounting and professional development. We are excited to mentor and support IHArm members as they expand their expertise in hospitality accounting, revenue management, and information technology practices; and we look forward to a successful partnership.”
The partnership between IHArm and AFAR marks a new chapter in the professional development of accountants, revenue managers, and information technology professionals in the hospitality and tourism industry, with both organizations committed to empowering their members to reach new heights of excellence.
