The Past, Present, and Future of Black CPAs When John W. Cromwell Jr. became the first Black CPA in 1921, he paved the way for many more to follow. One hundred years later, the CPA profession must continue to increase access and representation as part of its future.

How to Teach and Engage the iGeneration Whether you call them the iGen, post-millennials, or Gen Z, shaping the talent of this generation is critical to the accounting and finance profession’s future.

GEN NEXT: Three Lessons for Leaping Into Leadership Here are the lessons I learned along my path to making partner at age 35.

How ‘OK, Boomer’ Is Holding You Back Young accounting and finance professionals can overcome bias, project professional expertise and, ultimately, earn respect—if they lose the ‘OK, Boomer’ mindset.

Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling How women in accounting and finance can break barriers and become rising powers in the profession.

Focusing on Becoming Future Ready Upskilling is key for young accounting and finance professionals aiming to drive business success and future-proof their positions as the most trusted and strategic business advisors.

All in the Family Like many businesses across the country, small and family-owned CPA practices are facing mounting challenges when it comes to passing the torch to a second generation.

Setting a Hardline on Harassment Both firms and their professional licensees must navigate new Illinois regulations governing sexual harassment prevention training.

Yes, You Are a Mentor As business leaders, we must recognize that the actions we take and the decisions we make always affect the people around us.