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An organization's commitment to inclusion shows up in many ways, including operational decisions relating to something as practical and routine as corporate travel.

Performance reviews are meant to be objective. Yet even the most well‑intentioned processes can unintentionally reinforce bias, especially in professional services environments like accounting, where evaluations affect promotions, pay, and long-term career trajectories.

By embracing generational differences, CPA firms can create stronger teams and a more resilient profession prepared for the future.

In recognition of her contributions to advancing diversity in the business and accounting community, VSCPA President and CEO Stephanie Peters, CAE, received the 2024 Leadership Award from the Ruth Coles Harris Leadership Institute (RCHLI) in the Sydney Lewis School of Business at Virginia Union University (VUU).

To support attracting diverse voices to the accounting profession, the Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants (VSCPA) is proud to commit a $15,000 investment over two years to Accounting+, a Center for Audit Quality (CAQ) initiative.

For Immediate Release Tina Bates, VSCPA  (804) 612-9416   tbates@vscpa.com    Twitter: @vscpanews  Richmond (May 19, 2022) — The Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants (VSCPA) Educational Foundation has hit its $100,000 goal to launch a new scholarship encouraging and supporting