Isolation and Connection: The Perspective of a Solo CPA
By: Jack Heil, CPA Practicing solo is my comfort zone. It’s where I belong, where I do my best work,...
An Unlikely Journey: From Soldier to Chef to CPA
By: Fernando Coreas Military life can be summed up as camaraderie, discipline, and attention to detail. Most people wouldn’t necessarily...
Promoting Student Membership as an Early Path to Professionalism
By: Ron O. Cardwell, JD, MAcct. CPA, CMA, CGMA Accounting students in many college classrooms are oftentimes a blend of...
The Myths & Merits of Marketing Automation for CPAs—Part 2
By: Andrew Rose (Post 2 of 2) What Does Marketing Automation Do Well? Savvy marketers know the value of using...
The Myths & Merits of Marketing Automation for CPAs—Part 1
By: Andrew Rose (Post 1 of 2) If you haven’t been recently approached by HubSpot, Salesforce, Pardot, or one of...
Tackling the To Do List
By: Melisa Galasso The Charlotte Chapter’s Women’s Initiative recognizes that summer vacation might not always equate to the most scholarly...
Walter Conaway Davenport : Part 2
Read Part 1 of this 2-part blog series. A North Carolina native, Davenport was born and raised in Raleigh along...
Walter Conaway Davenport: Part 1
In 1968, Walter Conaway Davenport was part of the Honor Guard for the casket of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr....
A Model of Diversity—Nathan Garrett Receives Lifetime Achievement in Diversity Award
On Thursday, September 10, the Triangle Business Journal hosted its Leaders in Diversity Awards Luncheon at the Marriott City Center...
A Word from the Chair: The Quest for Quality
As CPAs, we must strive for quality in everything we do. The quality of our work reflects not only on...