Racism & Perspective: A Personal Blog from INCPAS Chair-Elect Erland Porter, CPA
INCPAS member Erland Porter, CPA, shares his background and perspective on racism in the past, present and profession.
Statement from INCPAS Chair, Chair-Elect & CEO on Racism and Recent Events
INCPAS Chair Jennifer Knecht, CPA; Chair-Elect Erland Porter, CPA; and President & CEO Jennifer Briggs, CAE, reaffirm INCPAS\’ commitment to diversity and inclusion in the profession.
COVID-19 Turns CPAs into Emergency Workers
CPA and consultant Donny Shimamoto shares how CPAs are emergency responders during COVID-19 crisis.
What Would It Take for You to Walk Away from Your Dream Job?
Erland Porter talks about why and how he moved away from the “ideal scenario” to take a chance on trying something new.
Black History Month’s Importance, from a Black CPA’s Perspective
INCPAS member Michael Johnson, CPA, CGMA, share his perspective on the importance of Black History Month as a black CPA in the profession.
5 Common Misconceptions About Accepting Client Payments Online
CPACharge communications director outlines 5 myths about implementing and manageming an online payment system.
Annual Report vs. Integrated Reporting: What You Need To Know
INCPAS board member Carrie Minnich, CPA, MAcct, explains how to integrated reporting provides stakeholders with a more comprehensive view and value of your organization.
What CPA Firms Need to Know About the Changing Workforce
INCPAS board member Carrie Minnich, CPA, MAcct, outlines current and upcoming challenges in the national, business and academic environments, and how the CPA profession can adjust accordingly.
Workplace Bias & How to Avoid It
Diversity & Inclusion trainer Toni Neely addresses unconscious bias – gender bias in particular – and ways you can remedy it in the workplace.
Successful Young CPAs Don’t Go It Alone
Executive coach Jim Lindell reflects on the benefits of building a professional network early in his career and shares ways young CPAs can get started connecting with their peers.
