In the midst of your CPA journey or a CPA mentoring a student or CPA candidate? Then you don't want to miss this conversation with Okorie Ramsey, CPA, Chair of the American Institute of CPAs this Friday at 10am PT.
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As #womenshistorymonth2023 comes to a close, I'm putting out a call for us to collectively and intentionally work together to break free from the "bossy" stereotype and forever change the narrative for women as empowered leaders.
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Meet Adley Philossaint, who, as of last month, is CPA! We are moving the need with our CPA Breakthrough program. We asked Adley to share what this milestone means to him, he said: "To overcome is an amazing feeling!" Amen to that. Welcome to the profession! ๐๐
Dr. Larzette G. Hale, CPA, is the 28th Black CPA. She was licensed in Georgia in 1951. She is also the first black female CPA to hold a PhD in accounting. Learn more: https://t.co/XkKFRmYJYB
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Elmer J. Whiting, Jr., CPA, was the 25th Black CPA. He was licensed in 1950 in Ohio. He was also the first Black partner in a Big 8 accounting firm at Ernst & Young. Learn more: https://t.co/D7c0hbPeyu
โI donโt lose sight of the fact that I donโt see many people that look like me in this field,โ ~Tifphani White-King, principal at Mazars USA.
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Meet Nathan Garrett, CPA, one of the 1st Black CPAs in North Carolina & founder of what would eventually become the largest & oldest minority-owned firm in North Carolina.
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After a rule change allowed her to become a qualified Certified Public Accountant in 1959, Theodora Rutherford became the first black CPA in West Virginia. Read more about her: https://t.co/lWZ1w1WfJk
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Althea Gibson was a trailblazer for Black female athletes around the world -- the first Black woman to win a Grand Slam title AND be honored with a parade in NYC! Althea is a treasure to the Black community, paving the road for so many! ๐ฅ: @NowThisNews
Carter G. Woodson established Negro History Week in 1926, which was later renamed Black History Month. He chose February to honor the birth months of abolitionist Frederick Douglass and President Abraham Lincoln.)
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Edwine Alphonse, CPA, she shares her dream for their future to honor black parents who save, work hard and sacrifice for their financial freedom. Future presidents and they might just be Black CPAs, too!!
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