EY redesigns downtown LA office; Blue & Co. and LBMC both partner with LEA on manufacturing industry surveys; and more CPA news.
Firms on the move: AICPA grants 20 high school scholarships
January 18, 2019 10:31 AM
CALIFORNIA
Ernst & Young announced it has redesigned its downtown Los Angeles office to provide more flexibility, collaboration and creativity for its professionals, offering a variety of work settings and advanced technology. The office is located at 7th and Figueroa Street in the financial district, which has recently experienced an expansive revitalization.
INDIANA
Blue & Co, Carmel, and Leading Edge Alliance, in St. Charles, Illinois, jointly released the results from the 2019 “National Manufacturing Outlook Survey,” which found that manufacturers expressed significant optimism in overcoming hurdles for 2019. The full report is available here.
LUXEMBOURG
Collin Maréchal, Duché de Luxembourg, joined Andersen Global, becoming a member firm of the international association.
NEW YORK
The American Institute of CPAs, New York, has granted 20 Foundation High School Scholarships for $2,000 each to incoming college freshman students who plan to pursue careers in the accounting profession. (Read the full story.)
PENNSYLVANIA
Brown Schultz Sheridan & Fritz, Lancaster, received a 2018 When Work Works Award for outstanding workplace practices, based on national benchmarks of employer practices from the “National Study of Employers” and the employee experiences from the “National Study of the Changing Workforce.”
TENNESSEE
LBMC, Nashville, released the findings of its third annual “LBMC/LEA 2019 National Manufacturing Survey Report,” which found that 2019 manufacturers were optimistic about overcoming hurdles, while focusing on areas like growing sales, improving profitability and addressing workforce shortages. The survey is available here.
TURKEY
Mega Global Group, Istanbul, joined global association INPACT.
UNITED KINGDOM
Nexia International, London, reported its financial results for 2018, which broke the $4 billion USD barrier for the first time, at $4.02 billion across the network, an increase of 11 percent from 2017.
MGI Worldwide, London, has been admitted as a member of the Forum of Firms, an independent association of international networks of firms that perform transnational audits.
MGI Worldwide, London, has been admitted as a member of the Forum of Firms, an independent association of international networks of firms that perform transnational audits.
WYOMING
Reddon Koehn and Associates, Riverton, joined the Eide Bailly Alliance, becoming the newest member firm of the association.
