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Share this article Share this article BURLINGAME, Calif., April 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The California Society of CPAs (CalCPA) honored eight top women in the accounting profession during its 2021 Women to Watch Awards hosted during its long-running Women s Leadership Forum called Elevate on April 23, 2021. The annual Women to Watch Awards recognize female CPAs and financial professionals across all stages of their careers for their leadership, community and public service, advocacy, mentoring of other CPAs and overall contributions to the profession. Awards are given in three categories: Emerging Leader, Trailblazer. The women who are receiving the Women to Watch award continue a legacy of leadership, accomplishment and serve as positive role models not just for other women in the profession but for all accountants and finance professionals, said Rich Simitian, CPA, Interim President & CEO of CalCPA and CalCPA Education Foundation. They inspire future generations to be authentic, inclusive and respectful so that the profession truly benefits from diversity and the innovation, collaboration and value creation that it drives.
CalCPA Expands Opportunities for Formerly Licensed CPAs to Engage with its Statewide Accounting Communities News provided by Share this article Business Professional membership category designed for California residents who formerly held a CPA license. CalCPA s Business Professional membership is intended to broaden opportunities for formerly licensed CPAs to engage with our statewide accounting and finance communities in a more targeted and meaningful way, said Matthew Koontz, CalCPA Vice President of Marketing and Communications. Not only do Business Professional members benefit from this engagement through expanded networks and access to technical guidance, they also bring greater diversity and inclusion to our membership and a wealth of new experiences and ideas to share with other members.