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Research
Center >> June 2008
CONFERENCE
NEWS: July Offers a Smorgasbord of Niche Audience Events
From tax to technical topics, you’ll find targeted
AICPA events chock full of influential
decision makers.
by AICPA Custom Media Solutions
From technical to technology, June offers a chance
to reach the audiences you desire at some of AICPA’s most
successful programs for exhibitors and sponsors.
AICPA
Small Business Practitioners' Tax Forum
July 14-15, 2008 • Las Vegas, NV
This conference
is designed for small- to medium-sized practitioners and will
provide the opportunity to focus on the most important issues
to their business. This conference will cover current tax
issues and identify tax-saving opportunities for your clients.
It attracts more than 200 attendees, 45 percent of whom are
partners or shareholders in public accounting. Sixty percent
spend more than 61 percent of their time on tax work. |
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AICPA
Controller West Workshop
July 17-18, 2008 • Las Vegas, NV
One of
the AICPA's most popular sell-out events, the Controllers
West Workshop, is a uniquely designed program intended to
strengthen the role of the controller. Through case studies
and interactive group discussions, participants will walk
away with the training they need to develop their role as
key corporate decision-makers and understand the leadership
skills required to enhance their careers. It attracts more
than 500 controllers, accounting and financial managers, treasurers,
financial executives and CFOs. |
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AICPA
National Advanced Accounting and Auditing Technical Symposium
(NAAATS)
July 24-25, 2008 • Baltimore, MD
The
conference will provide in-depth coverage of new and emerging
technical issues with a focus on the latest accounting and
auditing trends. Interact with the experts who shape the accounting
industry, including top speakers from the FASB and AICPA technical
committees. Participants will also receive the latest guidance
— including updates from the FASB, ASB, ARSC and EITF.
The pre-conference workshops will help registrants implement
the latest technologies in their practice. Plan to be there
and network with leaders of the profession and capitalize
on new directions in the profession. It attracts more than
500 attendees, of which 40 percent are partners or shareholders
from small- to mid-size regional firms. |
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AICPA
Advanced Estate Planning Conference
July 28-30, 2008 • Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile,
IL
This
comprehensive program will provide attendees with the opportunity
to gain the most advanced technical training on all current
aspects of estate and gift planning and compliance issues.
Top speakers in the estate planning field and stellar educational
materials will show CPAs how to provide the highest caliber
of service to their clients. It attracts more than 400 attendees.
Participants primarily are practitioners from small and midsize
CPA firms as well as financial planners, attorneys, insurance
agents and tax advisors. More than 80 percent of participants
have at least 10 years’ experience as CPAs. |
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AICPA
Law Firm CFO Conference
July 31-August 1, 2008 • New Orleans, LA
This conference
addresses the numerous challenges and opportunities facing
financial and senior law firm executives. For 12 years, the
Law Firm CFO Conference has offered fresh perspectives and
cutting-edge ideas shared by some of the most successful law
firms and financial executives in the industry. Our conference
is unique in that we have firms representing a wide range
of sizes, practice areas and geographic regions. This is a
great opportunity for participants to network and get a firsthand
perspective on the financial issues and solutions facing the
industry today. This program attracts law firm CFOs, managing
partners, executive directors and senior partners from firms
of all sizes. |
Interested
in exhibiting or sponsoring? This is your opportunity to
build relationships with this select group. Join our growing list
of exhibitors
and sponsors. View
our complete list of programs (to date).
For more information
on these or other AICPA conferences contact Patrick
Slater or Michael DeWitt.
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