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Diversity and Inclusion

The AICPA has always been keenly focused on diversity and inclusion in the profession; and has developed many programs which have increased the pipeline of students educated about the profession and on the path to CPA, this very important work will continue. Changing demographics of the communities in which CPAs serve has renewed the concentration on the advancement and retention of talented underrepresented minorities within the profession. In support of this effort many tools and resources are available for students, professionals and firms.

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A Call to Action from the Chair of the National Commission on Diversity and Inclusion 

The CPA profession has struggled to make significant gains in attracting, retaining and advancing under-represented minorities, despite efforts and initiatives that have been in place for decades. In an effort to improve diversity, the AICPA and leaders from throughout the profession last year launched the National Commission on Diversity & Inclusion. Chairman of the National Commission on Diversity and Inclusion, Ken Bouyer, Ernst & Young Americas Director of Inclusiveness Recruiting, makes a call to action in this video from the AICPA’s spring council meeting 2013.

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