Brown Plus appoints first information technology director; IFRS Foundation announces new Advisory Council chair; and more news from across the profession.
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February 21, 2025 9:00 AM
CALIFORNIA
Rob Thomas
The California Society of CPAs, Sacramento, launched a new campaign, "CPAs: Making Sense of What Comes Next," meant to build on CalCPA's recent rebranding and promoting the value, role and impact of the modern CPA. (Read the
FLORIDA
Stephanie Bailes was hired as vice president of services, and Tarena Stanley was promoted to vice president of engagement and partnerships, at CPAmerica, Gainesville.
IOWA
Chris Yuska, partner in the audit insurance services practice, was named Des Moines office managing partner at EY, succeeding Kevin Zaugg.
MARYLAND
Rosen, Sapperstein & Friedlander, Towson, promoted: Dave Myers to chief operating officer; and Vadim Ronzhes, who will continue to serve as a strategic tax director, to general counsel.
MASSACHUSETTS
Todd Ellis, partner in charge of the client accounting services practice, was promoted to partner at Walter Shuffain, Boston.
LMHS, Norwell, joined MGI Worldwide as a member firm.
LMHS, Norwell, joined MGI Worldwide as a member firm.
NEW JERSEY
NEW YORK
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OHIO
Bober Markey Fedorovich, Akron, received the Best of Accounting 5 Year Diamond Award for providing superior client service for at least five consecutive years.
PENNSYLVANIA
Jen Worley
Herbein + Co., Reading, was named the No. 1 Top Workplace in the Lehigh Valley for 2025 in the midsized company category by The Morning Call.
Seth Nolt was named the first information technology director at Brown Plus, Camp Hill.
TENNESSEE
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UNITED KINGDOM
The International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation trustees appointed Merran Kelsall chair of the IFRS Advisory Council, succeeding Bill Coen, who has stepped down after serving as chair for five years.
