American Institute of CPAs Recognizes 7 Young CPAs With Personal Financial Planning ‘Standing Ovation’ Honors
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- High-Achieving CPAs Age 40 and Younger Recognized at 2019
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"The AICPA is pleased to recognize each of these honorees. They've made impressive strides in their careers at a young age and are poised to continue the long tradition of CPAs helping clients achieve their life goals through effective financial planning," said
Examples of the contributions this group of CPAs has made to the profession include bringing their firms into the future by implementing new technology, volunteering their financial planning services both nationally and in their local communities, fundraising over
Personal financial planning is a growing field which affords CPA financial planners a wealth of opportunity. An estimated 10,000 baby boomers will turn 65 each day over the next decade. As a result, employment of personal financial planners is projected to grow 15 percent from 2016 to 2026, much faster than the average for all occupations according to the
Recipients of the fourth annual Standing Ovation recognition in personal financial planning are noted on the PFP Section website and acknowledged during a general session at the
Beyond making a notable contribution to the profession, nomination requirements for the Standing Ovation program in the personal financial planning area include maintaining an active CPA license, being an AICPA member in good standing and holding the Personal Financial Specialist (PFS) credential. Nominees must also be 40 years old or younger.
The 2019 PFP Standing Ovation recipients are listed below in alphabetical order:
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