Dec. 31 deadline to nominate an exceptional CPA to Ohio’s Most Influential CPAs
The Ohio Society continues its Centennial anniversary celebration by paying tribute to members whose contributions have shaped the accounting profession in Ohio and around the nation.
CPAs recognized in the Ohio’s Most Influential CPAs program are nominated by OSCPA members and selected by a member committee in recognition of their significant, positive influence on the growth, development and evolution of The Ohio Society of CPAs and the CPA profession. The Society will continue to accept nominations through Dec. 31, 2008.
To nominate a candidate, please visit the Society’s Web site to complete the online form or mail a copy of the form to Erin Lasch, Ohio’s Most Influential CPAs, The Ohio Society of CPAs, 535 Metro Place South, P.O. Box 1810, Dublin, Ohio 43017-7810.
Groups of honorees will be recognized in each issue of Catalyst magazine through June 2009. View a complete list of Ohio’s Most Influential CPAs to date.
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