Professional development

The CGMA-sponsored award highlights innovation and excellence in collegiate finance education.

Armanino opens AI Lab Resource Center; Friedman opens new offices in California and New Jersey; and more CPA news.

The University of Hawaiʻi–West Oʻahu held its third annual Student Accounting Night on Oct. 21, 2019, hosting 62 local accounting professionals and 126 students.

The New Jersey Society of CPAs encourages local high school and college accounting students to apply for $7,000 and $6,500 scholarships, respectively.

Despite a series of accounting scandals, the major firms are increasing their dominance.

From education and pricing to memberships to marketing, experienced practitioners share what they’ve learned about starting out in the profession.

The Massachusetts Society of CPAs will offer $10K and $5K student scholarships beginning in 2020.

Five diverse accounting students are provided up to $20,000 each to pursue the CPA license.

The online career resource also named the Big Four firms to its list of the most 'Prestigious Internship Programs' of the year.

AICPA announces 36 Leadership Academy grads and grants 25 fellowships to minority students; RKL and Baker Tilly named Best Places to Work in Pennsylvania; and more CPA news.

Thirty-six up-and-coming CPAs have graduated from the AICPA's annual training and education program held in Durham, N.C.

The American Institute of CPAs Foundation granted $12K fellowships to minority doctoral students in an effort to boost the number of minority educators in accounting programs.

The Mary T. Washington Wylie Internship Preparation Program is open to minority college students looking to pursue careers in accounting and finance.

The foundation's High School Scholarship provides grants to students who intend to major in accounting in college and have taken advanced high school accounting courses.

Tax professionals share the courses they’re taking to keep up to date.

The American Institute of CPAs highlighted nine accounting educators for their contributions to the collegiate space.

When a new book was recently published about internal controls, I wondered about its benefits or use.

The consulting firm recognized its most recent group of high-potential CPAs who completed the one-year professional development program.

The business journal honored 77 women working in professional services firms in the New York City metropolitan area.

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