Gender issues

The Accounting & Financial Women's Alliance honored notable female leaders at its annual luncheon in Virginia.

The female advocacy group, founded in 1933, will join the institute's Women's Initiatives Executive Committee.

A number of accounting firms were recognized for progressive programs committed to helping new parents.

The annual poll, gauging female leadership in public accounting, seeks input from all firms.

More females are enrolled in college than males, but less are enrolled when it comes to specific programs like business and accounting.

The Massachusetts firm looks to provide women with a pragmatic approach to their professional and personal lives.

Chelsea Clinton will serve as a featured speaker at the event focused on female leadership in the workplace.

Females are substantially underrepresented compared to males as accounting firm partners, according to a new academic study that found only 17 percent of audit partners with U.S. audit clients are women.

Advocacy groups highlight the top public firms that champion female leadership and career opportunities.

Condoleezza Rice, Michelle Kwan, and more will join the Big Four firm's third annual event for female professionals.

Five top female CPAs were honored at the California society's annual Women's Leadership Forum.

Top 100 firm's initiative will help advance women leaders from around the world.

The National Association for Female Executives' annual list recognizes businesses committed to female leadership.

Georgia's Women Society of CPAs celebrate Varley Simons' 35-year career.

Firm receives Winner's Circle Award for promoting an inclusive firm culture.