AT Think

The Institute of Management Accountants, an association for accountants and financial professionals in business, is hosting the 12th annual Student Leadership Conference Nov. 10-12 in Cincinnati, Ohio.

While at lunch the other day with a couple of very cool sole practitioner grandpa CPAs, I learned one very interesting tidbit—succession planning doesn’t seem to be a priority.

A new accounting Web site for U.S. accountants has just crossed the Atlantic from the U.K.

Accountants, take heart. If you’ve ever felt your career choice was undervalued, job search portal CareerCast.com agrees.

Ernst & Young has formed a rock band called American PI that is preparing to compete next month in an annual Battle of the Corporate Bands at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.

D.C. metropolitan-area CPA and advisory firm Bond Beebe will host its inaugural charity kickball tournament Oct. 1 to benefit Silver Spring-based charity A Wider Circle.

A recent Center for Creative Leadership survey reveals that 86 percent of senior executives believe it’s extremely important for them to be able to work across organizational boundaries.

Nearly 125 young African American accountants turned out for the 7th annual We’re About Success! program, sponsored by the Howard University School of Business Center for Accounting Education (CAE) to improve the retention and advancement of first year minority associates.

Three Texas Society of CPAs student members have been honored with two different accounting scholarships.

YouTube is the second largest search engine in the world for a reason: people like video.