ENGAGE 2020 Transitions to an All-Digital Event This Year
Virtual Sessions to Be Held in June and July with Extra Content Through End of Year
The AICPA and CIMA decided to forego an onsite version of ENGAGE 2020 this year to ensure the safety of attendees, speakers and staff in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. The agenda has been updated to cover the latest issues impacting CPAs, clients, management accountants and other finance professionals during the current crisis.
“Our team has delivered interactive, high-quality online learning programs for a decade now and we have deep expertise in running these events,” said
ENGAGE 2020 will be delivered in three ways:
Interactive Solution and Key Initiatives Sessions (
The kickoff ENGAGE 2020 offering features virtual sessions on key initiatives, professional trends and solutions delivered by Association staff, partners and relevant sponsors. This learning content is free to anyone who signs up. CPE credit is available.
The Main Event (
Online sessions will run from
There will be two
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Daymond John , an author, founder of the fashion business FUBU and celebrity judge on Shark Tank, will talk about how he built his businesses, financial lessons he learned on the way and general observations on entrepreneurship.
- A professional update will be given by AICPA President and CEO
Barry Melancon ,Sue Coffey , the organization’s executive vice president of public practice,CPA.com President and CEOErik Asgeirsson , and AICPA Vice ChairTracey Golden .
ENGAGE + (
ENGAGE 2020 All-Access Pass holders also will receive exclusive monthly access to two virtual sessions focused on a range of timely topics.
For more details about conference registration and agenda items, please visit www.aicpaengage.com.
Reporters who are interested in covering ENGAGE 2020 remotely can contact
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