AT Think

How do we earn the badge of being the “the best accountants ever?” I realized it didn’t necessarily involve fancy ancillary services, flashy proposals or neat ad campaigns.

Philadelphia-based accounting, tax and business consulting firm Citrin Cooperman participated in The Hamels Foundation’s fourth annual Diamonds and Denim event Aug. 15 to help fund the nonprofit organization’s community-based education assistance.

For the fourth consecutive year, Deloitte is hitting the road with the United States Olympic Committee to bring world-renowned athletes to 10 college campuses across the country.

From decisions such as “lean in” or “lean out,” to work/life balance and planning maternity leave, there is a lot to think about when it comes to the delicate balance of work, life and family—including office-appropriate maternity wear.

Antoinette Tuff, the compassionate bookkeeper who talked a troubled young man out of gunning down the children at the Georgia elementary school where she worked, has set up a fund to help underprivileged children and raised over $100,000.

The Association for Accounting Marketing announced it will host its 2014 AAM Summit in Austin, Texas, May 21-23.

Accounting and finance staffing provider Accounting Principals has once again named the top 10 cities to find a job in finance.

PricewaterhouseCoopers is seeing more companies expressing an interest in looking beyond their basic financial results so they can develop new frameworks to provide a more informative view of their business.

The American Institute of CPAs awarded recent college graduate Andrey A. Stoyan the Beta Alpha Psi’s Medal of Inspiration Award during the honor organization’s annual meeting in Anaheim this August.

This summer, professional services firm Engineered Tax Services took a more colorful approach to their community outreach when adopting local Roosevelt Elementary School.