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Professional Development

Now-a-days, having technical knowledge is not enough to make it. You must also have time-management skills, excellent communication skills, and a host of other competencies if you want to forge an effective, successful, and personally rewarding career. This section seeks to provide CPAs working in business and industry with the inspiration and guidance to accomplish these goals.

 

 

CPAs as CFOs: Why You Should Have a CPA in Your C-Suite
CPAs are uniquely qualified to meet the challenges of the evolving role of the CFO With today's emphasis on financial reporting and internal control, the CPA's education, commitment to integrity, and ethical conduct make the CPA an essential member of an organization's executive team. The White Paper CPAs as CFOs: Why You Should Have a CPA in Your C-Suite" discusses why a CPA is best qualified to lead an organization. Learn More>>
Developing Leadership Skills
If you are looking for articles and information on leadership, the Center for Creative Leadership (CCL) is a great site for this type of information. Learn More>>
New Kids on the Block
In the face of new regulatory demands, more companies are hiring chief accounting officers (CAOs) to handle everything from corporate accounting, financial reporting and internal controls to corporate tax and Sarbanes-Oxley compliance. Learn More>>
CPAs Are a Hot Commodity
An article by Laura Baron on trends for staying hot in the accounting world from the February 2006 Journal of Accountancy. Learn More>>