ACCOUNTANTS OF THE FUTUREThe Houston CPA Society’s Northeast Satellite recently presented three $500 scholarships to accounting students at Kingwood High School. According to the group, the scholarship fund for next year has already doubled in size. This year’s recipients are (front row, from left to right) Amber Adams, Natasha Daboo and Joseph Fochtman. In the back row are satellite chairman Stephen King; Kingwood accounting teacher Becky Parish; satellite members Jan Schultz and Ron Tribolet; and Houston CPA Society executive director Nancy Rutledge.
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