BRAZIL
CALIFORNIA
Pieter van Rooyen, co-founder, president and CEO, Edico Genome; in the Operational Excellence category: Helen Torley, CEO, Halozyme Therapeutics, Inc.; Real Estate and Hospitality category:
Mark Gleiberman, founder and CEO, MG Properties Group; and in the Services category: Tim Gleeson, chairman and CEO, Novasyte, LLC.
Armanino, San Ramon, reached agreement with Microsoft to license its Revenue Recognition Management for Microsoft Dynamics 365. Armanino’s solution will be built into Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations.
CAMICO, San Matteo, was named the preferred provider of professional liability and employment practices liability insurance for the Idaho Society of CPAs.
ILLINOIS
LOUISIANA
Lyle Simons was hired as a manager in the corporate advisory services group at Warren Averett, Atlanta.
LUXEMBOURG
MICHIGAN
Rob Dutkiewicz, president of Clayton & McKervey, Southfield, joined the North America board of directors of PrimeGlobal.
MISSOURI
Tim Kendrick and Jason Stalberger were promoted to partners in the tax consulting services group at RubinBrown, St. Louis.
NEVADA
Matthew Rosenberg, president of RoseCap Investment Advisors, was named the winner of the 2018 AICPA Outstanding Young CPA Award in Honor of Maximo Mukelabai. Rosenberg was recognized for his numerous civic and volunteer activities in Mesa County, Colorado, and his dedication to educating the future pipeline of accounting professionals as a tenured professor at Colorado Mesa University.
The AICPA honored 17 CPAs under the age of 40 for contributions to personal financial planning with the Personal Financial Planning Standing Ovation at the AICPA’s Engage Advanced PFP Conference in Las Vegas. The honored CPAs are: David Barral, New York, N.Y.; Leslie Blanchard, Georgia; Joseph Doerrer, Bank, N.J.; Christopher Hess, Phoenix; Timothy Higgins, Fullerton, California; Michael Landsberg, Atlanta; Sarah Lane, Portland, Oregon; Mason Longstreth, Phoenix; Robert McConchie, Scottsdale, Arizona; Deborah Meyer, Saint Charles, Missouri; Brett Mills, Frisco, Texas; Matthew Rosenberg, Grand Junction, Colorado; Roger Seiler, Lafayette, Indiana; Dale Snell, Hutchinson, Kansas; Ben Westerman, Clayton, Missouri; Robert Westley, New York, N.Y.; Tony Yu, West Covina, California.
The AICPA also awarded Chris Deblanc with the 2018 P. Thomas Austin Personal Financial Planning Division Scholarship at the AICPA’s Advanced Estate Planning Conference. The annual scholarship is awarded to a CPA who has 10 years or less in workforce and less than 10 years of experience in estate planning. The scholarship covers the cost of attending the AICPA’s Advanced Estate Planning Conference, as well as the related travel expenses.
The AICPA honored Jean-Luc Bourdon with the AICPA’s 2017 Personal Financial Planning Distinguished Service Award, granted annually to an AICPA member whose volunteer efforts have made significant contributions to the personal financial planning profession, and presented at the AICPA’s Advanced PFP Conference.
The AICPA also awarded Theodore Sarenski with the Sidney Kess Award for Excellence in Continuing Education, presented at the Conference on Tax Strategies for High-Income Individuals.
NEW JERSEY
NEW YORK
Richard Goldstein was hired as a director in the state and local tax practice at Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, New York.
Sareena Malik Sawhney was hired as a principal in the fraud, forensic and litigation support group at Grassi & Co., New York.