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FALLS CHURCH
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FAIRVIEW PARK
SEPTEMBER
24–25, 2015
FALLS CHURCH
DEADLINE: AUG. 24
VIRGINIA BEACH
DEADLINE: OCT. 20
HOTEL
ROANOKE &
CONFERENCE
CENTER
SEPTEMBER
21–22, 2015
45TH ANNUAL VIRGINIA
ACCOUNTING & AUDITING
CONFERENCE
17 CPE CREDITS
14 ATTEST & COMPILATION CREDITS
11 YELLOW BOOK CREDITS
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NOVEMBER
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45TH ANNUAL VIRGINIA
ACCOUNTING & AUDITING
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increased convenience. Free parking is also available on-site at the hotel.
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available for download before the conference. And, we’ll be handing out
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can access the latest session updates on your computing device.
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time to meet other folks in your field while enjoying good food and drinks.
the best speakers in the industry. Every session is chock full of the latest
information to help you perform your job better.
PLUS: 17 CPE CREDITS
14 ATTEST & COMPILATION CREDITS
11 YELLOW BOOK CREDITS
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SCHEDULE
ATTEST AND COMPILATION CREDIT
YELLOW BOOK CREDIT
SEPT. 21, SEPT. 24 & NOV. 19
7:30 – 8:25 AM
REGISTRATION & CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
8:25 – 8:30 AM
WELCOME & OPENING REMARKS
10:30 AM – 12:10 PM UPDATE ON STANDARDS FOR AUDITS, REVIEWS, COMPILATIONS
& ENGAGEMENTS TO PREPARE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
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Engage in an interactive discussion of standards for audits, reviews, compilations
and engagements to prepare financial statements. Discuss the changes to practice
resulting from the issuance of Statement on Standards for Accounting and
Review Services (SSARS) No. 21, including significant revisions to the
requirements for financial statement preparers. Also learn about the current
activities of the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) Auditing Standards Board.
GREG JENKINS, CPA
PROGRAM CHAIR & PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING & INFORMATION SYSTEMS,
VIRGINIA TECH
MIKE GLYNN, CPA, CGMA
SENIOR TECHNICAL MANAGER, AICPA AUDIT AND ATTEST STANDARDS TEAM
8:30 – 9:20 AM
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FRAUD, LIES & HERMES TIES
Co-founder and former CFO of HealthSouth shares his story and explains why
frauds such as HealthSouth happen. Discover who the players are, how they
participate and why. Learn how you can develop a strong ethical character and
improve the integrity of your company.
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IT’S ABOUT TIME. IT’S ABOUT YOU!
Improve your effectiveness and efficiency so you can enjoy life at work and at
home. Find out how to think about time as you never have before. Learn how to
make appropriate choices with simple techniques to help you get more done with
less stress. Takeaways include how to plan your days and weeks as well as
techniques to stay on track with each plan.
AARON BEAM
CO-FOUNDER & FIRST CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER, HEALTHSOUTH
CARMAN FAISON, CPA
MANAGER, MITCHELL, WIGGINS & CO.
9:20 – 9:25 AM
BREAK
9:25 – 10:15 AM
BILL YOUNG, CPA
PARTNER, MITCHELL, WIGGINS & CO.
THE INTERNET OF EVERYTHING…
THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE INNOVATION
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The Internet has been and will increasingly become an even more integral part of
our everyday personal and business lives. It continues to shape banking, financial
services and the economics of things as well as the future of competitive strategy,
inter-relationships, culture, trends, behaviors and cultural norms. Explore the
ways in which innovation and transformation are rapidly taking place.
JEFF LEWIS, MBA, RR, CTP, CCM
PRESIDENT & MANAGING PARTNER, THE AZIMUTH GROUP
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WHAT’S ON YOUR MIND & HOW DO YOU SEE IT?
Engage in an interactive session on economic policy, tax policy and accounting
policy and their relation to the business community. Exchange views and
perspectives on a host of hot topics in a dynamic, open learning setting.
ART AUERBACH, CPA
INDEPENDENT TAX CONSULTANT, ARTHUR AUERBACH, CPA
JEFF LEWIS, MBA, RR, CTP, CCM
10:15 – 10:30 AM
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SCHEDULE
10:30 AM – 12:10 PM CONTINUED
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EVOLVING ROLE OF THE CFO
As we continue to emerge from the financial recession and the economy strengthens,
competition will change the business environment through consolidation, innovation
and investment. Cost cutting, although important, will be a lower priority than
revenue growth for many companies. CFOs must adapt to these changes with new
infrastructure and better information. Discuss ways to transition your organization
from traditional budgets to rolling budgets, how to determine metrics and new data
mining capabilities to support budget analysis and the need to hire finance and
accounting individuals who will prosper in this new domain.
10:30 AM – 12:10 PM 8
WHAT’S NEW IN GOVERNMENT AUDITING?
Learn about the planned revisions to the U.S. Government Accountability Office’s
(GAO) Government Auditing Standards (Yellow Book), and what revisions have
been recently made to GAO’s Standards for Internal Control in the Federal
Government (Green Book). Also review the implementation of the Office of
Management and Budget (OMB) Uniform Guidance for Federal Awards.
CONTINUED
KRISTEN KOCIOLEK, CPA, CGFM
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY OFFICE’S
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT & ASSURANCE TEAM
TERRY BLEVINS, CPA
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT & CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER, LANDMARK COMMUNICATIONS INC.
PRACTICE MONITORING OF THE FUTURE:
THE VALUE OF SELF-REGULATION
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The AICPA launched the Enhancing Audit Quality (EAQ) Initiative as a
comprehensive, integrated effort to look at every area that impacts the quality
of private entity financial statement audits. Discuss the planned and proposed
efforts to immediately improve audit quality including practical implications for
firms. Also look forward to what practice monitoring could look like in the
future — a provocative vision of the transformation of the existing peer review
program into a technology-driven, near-real-time process.
JIM BRACKENS JR., CPA, CGMA
VICE PRESIDENT, ETHICS AND PRACTICE QUALITY, AICPA
RICK REEDER, CPA, CGMA
OWNER, REEDER & ASSOCIATES, PA
12:10 – 1:10 PM
NETWORKING LUNCHEON
1:10 – 2:50 PM
UPDATE ON STANDARDS FOR AUDITS, REVIEWS, COMPILATIONS
& ENGAGEMENTS TO PREPARE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
(SEE SESSION 3)
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IT’S ABOUT TIME. IT’S ABOUT YOU! (SEE SESSION 4)
AN UPDATE ON THE ECONOMY, FINANCE & BANKING, MONEY
MATTERS, FREAKY TECHNOLOGY & FRAUD
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Delve into critical issues, impactful trends and emerging topics related to our
economy, financial services and related topics. Also explore key developments
related to your money matters as well as emerging, innovative and disruptive
approaches to technology, online and other types of fraud. Finally, find out about
seemingly freaky tech developments that have the ability to transform the
financial services arena of the future.
JEFF LEWIS, MBA, RR, CTP, CCM
PRESIDENT & MANAGING PARTNER, THE AZIMUTH GROUP
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SCHEDULE
1:10 – 2:50 PM
CONTINUED
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UPDATE & PROGRESS OF TAX REFORM
PRACTICE MONITORING OF THE FUTURE:
THE VALUE OF SELF-REGULATION (SEE SESSION 7)
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Get an update on recent significant developments and the status of any tax
reform legislation in Congress. Review corporate reform, new IRAs, savings
alternatives and the status of depreciation.
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ART AUERBACH, CPA
EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLAN AUDIT QUALITY & EBPAQC
RESOURCES
INDEPENDENT TAX CONSULTANT, ARTHUR AUERBACH, CPA
3:10 – 4:50 PM
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SPEAKING VOLUMES THROUGH LISTENING (SEE SESSION 13)
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Discuss the results of the U.S. Department of Labor’s (DOL) year-long audit
quality study — the good, the bad and the ugly.  A practicing employee benefit
plan auditor will weigh in on how to perform quality work in this specialized area,
and the AICPA Employee Benefit Plan Audit Quality Center (EBPAQC) will share
resources certain to make your work best in class. This session is particularly
beneficial for anyone whose audit practice includes retirement or health plans.
SPEAKING VOLUMES THROUGH LISTENING
The most important skill we can try to master is listening. It can also be the most
difficult. Learn the science (and common behaviors) behind why listening is so
hard and how you can specifically become a better listener in a way that can
improve your life and your organization.
COURTNEY BARRACK, CPA
BRIAN KUSH, CPA, CLS
ROANOKE ONLY
ERISA TEAM LEADER & AUDIT MANAGER, KEITER
EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP COACH
SHELLY DESBOIS, CPA, CGMA
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WHAT’S NEW IN GOVERNMENT AUDITING? (SEE SESSION 8)
IAN DINGWALL, CPA
2:50 – 3:10 PM
ROANOKE ONLY
TECHNICAL MANAGER, AICPA EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLAN AUDIT QUALITY CENTER
BREAK
FALLS CHURCH ONLY
CHIEF ACCOUNTANT, EMPLOYEE BENEFITS SECURITY ADMINISTRATION (EBSA)
SUSAN HICKS, J.D.
VIRGINIA BEACH ONLY
FOUNDING PRINCIPAL, THE SUSAN HICKS GROUP PC
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14 ATTEST & COMPILATION CREDITS
11 YELLOW BOOK CREDITS
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UPDATE & PROGRESS OF TAX REFORM (SEE SESSION 12)
NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS: RED FLAGS FOR EXEMPT
ROANOKE & FALLS CHURCH ONLY
ACTIVITIES & UNRELATED BUSINESS INCOME
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Identify situations and activities that can have potentially adverse tax
consequences to a nonprofit organization, with particular attention on unrelated
business income.
DAVID TRIMNER, CPA
PRINCIPAL, CLIFTONLARSONALLEN LLP
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SCHEDULE
3:10 – 4:50 PM
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VIRGINIA CPA ETHICS: 2015 REQUIRED COURSE
8:50 – 9:40 AM
Satisfy your annual Virginia Board of Accountancy (VBOA) Ethics requirement.
This course provides regulatory updates and guidance as well as businessrelated, thought-provoking case studies regarding the practical application of
ethics in the workplace.
CONTINUED
DIGESTING THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT
FROM A BUSINESS OWNER’S PERSPECTIVE
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The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is now five years old. Explore the good, the bad
and the ugly with the biggest change in the delivery of health care since Medicare
was enacted in 1965. Employer mandates, employee mandates, changes in benefits,
premium subsidies and dramatic changes in employer coverage have dominated
the landscape. Learn more about the ACA and its far-reaching implications.
JIM COLE, CPA
CEO, MASONIC HOME OF VIRGINIA
BURMAN CLARK, RHU, CSA
PRESIDENT, MUNERIS
4:50 – 5:10 PM
BREAK
5:10 – 6 PM
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AICPA ACCOUNTING & AUDITING UPDATE
Dive into the latest issues impacting the CPA profession at the national and
international level and current AICPA initiatives to address them.
9:40 – 10 AM
BREAK
10 – 11:40 AM
VICE PRESIDENT, ETHICS & PRACTICE QUALITY, AICPA
TECHNOLOGY UPDATE 2015
2015 is a year of change and in this pivotal period, technology can help or hurt your
organization. Hardware and software businesses are in upheaval, mobile strategies
are evolving and the Internet of Things is a game-changer on all fronts. Learn how
to create a technology roadmap that helps you to improve organizational efficiency
and avoid pitfalls.
JIM BRACKENS JR., CPA, CGMA
6 – 7:30 PM
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NETWORKING RECEPTION (OPTIONAL)
RANDY JOHNSTON, MCP, CNA
Come and enjoy hors d’oeuvres and drinks while connecting with fellow
Virginia CPAs!
SEPT. 22, SEPT. 25 & NOV. 20
7 – 8:50 AM
REGISTRATION & CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
8 – 8:50 AM
BONUS SESSION: PROFESSIONAL ISSUES UPDATE
Review national and statewide initiatives impacting your everyday work life and
the landscape of the profession at large.
SHAREHOLDER & EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, K2 ENTERPRISES
NONPROFIT AUDIT & ACCOUNTING UPDATE —
ARE YOU PREPARED FOR THE COMING CHANGES?
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Change is inevitable and at times overwhelming if you are not prepared. Ensure
that you are current on nonprofit accounting and auditing issues during this
session. You’ll be prepared for the latest accounting and auditing developments
affecting nonprofit organizations.
LEE KLUMPP, CPA, CGMA
NATIONAL NONPROFIT & EDUCATION INDUSTRY GROUP AUDIT AND
ACCOUNTING TECHNICAL LEADER, BDO USA, LLP
STEPHANIE PETERS, CAE
PRESIDENT & CEO, VSCPA
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SCHEDULE
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VIRGINIA CPA ETHICS: 2015 REQUIRED COURSE (SEE SESSION 20)
11:40 AM – 12:45 PM 26
EMPLOYER REPORTING FOR THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT IN 2016
12:45 – 2:25 PM
10 – 11:40 AM
NETWORKING LUNCHEON
CONTINUED
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) created new reporting requirements under
Internal Revenue Code Sections 6055 and 6056. Under these new reporting rules,
certain employers must provide information to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
about the health plan coverage they offer (or do not offer) to their employees. Learn
more about the next employer mandate with respect to the ACA and how to advise
your clients on the correct reporting procedures.
BURMAN CLARK, RHU, CSA
PRESIDENT, MUNERIS
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RISK MANAGEMENT BEST PRACTICES
Hear a fresh take on risk and practice management views that offers practical
guidance and raises awareness to help CPA firms avoid common, recent and
often-overlooked dangers. Learn how embracing these best practices can lower
your likelihood of being sued and increase firm profitability. Get a refresher on
defensive documentation methodologies, address select professional standards
that often surprise even the most seasoned practitioners and review ethical
issues and dilemmas that CPAs frequently face.
29
TECHNOLOGY UPDATE 2015 (SEE SESSION 23)
NONPROFIT AUDIT & ACCOUNTING UPDATE — ARE YOU
PREPARED FOR THE COMING CHANGES? (SEE SESSION 24)
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EFFICIENCY & CONTROLS IN MICROSOFT EXCEL 2013
Increase your productivity and raise the quality of your information by learning to
use Excel effectively. Learn how to work efficiently with large data sets and add
controls to reduce the incidence of errors in your spreadsheets. Explore Excel’s freeze
panes, print titles, conditional formatting, data validation and worksheet protection
features. Please bring your laptop to take advantage of hands-on activities.
JEAN LACOSTE
SENIOR INSTRUCTOR, DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING & INFORMATION SYSTEMS, VIRGINIA TECH
DUNCAN WILL, CPA/ABV/CFF, CFE
LOSS PREVENTION MANAGER AND ACCOUNTING & AUDITING SPECIALIST,
CAMICO MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY
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GASB UPDATE
Review Government Accounting Standards Board (GASB) statements that are
adopted and currently effective, as well as those that will be effective in the near
future. Also discuss exposure drafts and other projects being considered by GASB.
Get to know your fellow attendees!
Enjoy good food and great conversation
during the networking luncheons.
KRISTA EDOFF, CPA
AUDIT PARTNER, CHERRY BEKAERT
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SCHEDULE
12:45 – 2:25 PM
CONTINUED
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FINANCIAL PRESENTATION MAKEOVER — FROM DRAB TO FAB
This hands-on, interactive session will explore some innovative ways to
communicate important information to financial statement users who need it,
supplementing generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) financial
statements and audit communications required by generally accepted auditing
standards (GAAS). Learn some tips, techniques and caveats to transform your
financial presentations into more effective communication tools.
2:25 – 2:40 PM
BREAK
2:40 – 4:20 PM
GREGG FUNKHOUSER, CPA, MST, MBA
SHAREHOLDER, RENNER & COMPANY
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ACCOUNTING FOR FEDERAL CONTRACTS
Discuss terminology, current issues and trends associated with contracting with
the federal government. In addition, get an overview of applicable regulations
including contract audit requirements, impact of various available contract types
and other relevant issues in the federal contractor marketplace.
JOAN RENNER, CPA
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PARTNER-IN-CHARGE, DIXON HUGHES GOODMAN
BILL WALTER, CPA
DANGER! NONPROFIT GAAP AHEAD!
PARTNER, DIXON HUGHES GOODMAN
With more than 1.6 million nonprofit organizations in the U.S., they are difficult
to avoid. What can be more difficult is the application of revenue recognition,
net assets, reporting and other aspects of nonprofit GAAP. Learn to identify a
nonprofit organization, recognize the difference between contributions and
exchange transactions and find out how to disaggregate sponsorships. Also
discover the various types of net assets and how to apply the unique reporting
challenges of nonprofit organizations.
CATHY PENNINGTON, CPA
SHAREHOLDER, RENNER & COMPANY
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GENERAL FASB UPDATE
Obtain a general update on recently completed and ongoing standard-setting
projects from the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB). Also gain
insight into issues that are most relevant for private companies.
MIKE CHENG
ROANOKE ONLY
PROJECT MANAGER, FASB
RYAN EGAN
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We’re going paperless! We’ll
be handing out complimentary flash
drives with pre-loaded conference
materials when you check in. We’ll
also send you instructions on how to
access e-materials prior to your arrival.
FALLS CHURCH & VIRGINIA BEACH ONLY
PROJECT MANAGER, FASB
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36
GENERAL FASB UPDATE (SEE SESSION 34)
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TIME-SAVING CALCULATIONS IN MICROSOFT EXCEL 2013
2:40 – 4:20 PM
CONTINUED
You know how to use Sum, Average, Min, Max and Count in Excel but this
session will introduce calculations you’ll find yourself using just as often. Want
to total just the values for a particular month or vendor? Want to translate the
values you have into values that you need? Want to summarize hundreds or
thousands of expenses quickly and easily by category? Learn about Excel’s If,
SumIf and Vlookup functions, 3-D referencing and Pivot Tables. Please bring
your laptop to participate in hands-on activities.
JEAN LACOSTE
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FINANCIAL PRESENTATION MAKEOVER —
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DANGER! NONPROFIT GAAP AHEAD! (SEE SESSION 33)
PARKING
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RISK MANAGEMENT BEST PRACTICES (SEE SESSION 27)
PRE-CONFERENCE
CHECK-IN
5–6 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 23
METRO STOP
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REGISTRATION
YOUR REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES ELECTRONIC MATERIALS
AVAILABLE BY DOWNLOAD AND ON A FLASH DRIVE, INSTRUCTION,
CONTINENTAL BREAKFASTS, BEVERAGE AND SNACK BREAKS, A
NETWORKING RECEPTION AND NETWORKING LUNCHEONS.
THANK YOU TO THE COMMITTEE MEMBERS WHO HELPED PLAN THIS EVENT!
Lynn Almond, CPA
Jim Brackens, CPA, CGMA
John Brozovsky, CPA, Ph.D.
Jamie Dunn, CPA
REGISTRATION FEES
Carman Faison, CPA
Roanoke:
$465 before Aug. 21
Falls Church:
$525 before Aug. 24
Virginia Beach:
$515 before before Oct. 20
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Linda Newsom-McCurdy, CMP
Arnita Perfater
Joan Renner, CPA
Laura Seal, CPA
Valerie Vaughn
THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS:
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e-materials ahead of time, as we’ll send you download instructions prior to your arrival.
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so you can access the latest session updates on your computing device.
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