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David Crisp, manager at Maryland accounting firm Weyrich, Cronin & Sorra Chartered, has parlayed his money knowledge into a volunteering job with the Baltimore CASH Campaign, which seeks coaches for working families.

The New York State Society of CPAs’ Foundation for Accounting Education plans to join with Pace University in New York later this month to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Career Opportunities in the Accounting Profession program.

Tornadoes, floods, wildfires and other disasters in different parts of the country this year have brought the importance of disaster protection and backup to mind for accountants and their clients.

The most basic building block of your growth most often comes from individual contributors: your partners.

The rise of firms conducting outsourced accounting services as part or all of their business is due in some part to the availability of cloud products to enable the process.

RubinBrown partner Colleen Conrad was named last week to succeed Ken Bishop as chief operating officer at the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy.

Though the current economic recovery is a welcome change from the Great Recession that recently plagued the U.S., it creates a challenge for companies in terms of how they manage their future.

Mobile tools and devices can no longer be ignored or seen as a top executive toy, as they have come to the forefront of the CPA profession and, specifically, firm CIO and decision-maker discussions, according to Marc Staut, national director of technology at Reznick Group.

Accounting and tax firm White, Nelson & Co. held a clothing drive to benefit Women Helping Women, a Santa Ana, Calif.-based group that helps prepare women for the workplace after they escape a violent relationship.

The fastest swimmers have mastered what is known as the “streamline.”