The state society recognized three female leaders making strides in their work and communities.

The AICPA and NASBA agree: Accounting grads need to be fluent in technology to be an attractive new hire.

What’s more important to your firm: someone who can do the work or someone who can sell the work?

The state society will once again host 25 students for its all-expenses paid Mary T. Washington Wylie internship program this coming January.

A poll of finance and accounting executives revealed that most firms are willing to provide tuition reimbursement to hires without college degrees for certain positions.

The Big Four firm is ramping up recruiting efforts in the coming year, with a special focus on diverse candidates and tech skills.

Knowing about the firm's services is important for staff growth, development, morale and discussions with clients.

A poll of over 3,000 Gen Zers found that they desired the kind of 'stable' career path offered by accounting.