Castellano Presents Award
At the spring council meeting,
AICPA Board Chairman James Castellano presented
the Institutes 2002 Public Service Award to
Robert F. Fay, CPA, of Canton, Ohio, for his
extensive volunteer work, which included building
homes for low-income families and maintaining
shelters for victims of domestic violence.Institute
Earns Laurels for Explaining Profession to
Students
The
AICPAs Americas CPAs Start
Here, Go Places recruitment program, begun
in 2001, received two awards from the
Professional Marketing Association Inc. (www.pmalink.org/html/2002reggiewinners.html). Known as Reggies, the
awards recognized the Institute for excellence in
creating an effective Web-based direct marketing
campaign (www.startheregoplaces.com) in collaboration with
several media partners. The program targets
students ages 16 to 22, dispelling misperceptions
about the profession and explaining the
attractions of a career in accounting.
Honors
Go to AICPA for Its Workplace Practices
In recognition of the
effectiveness of the Institutes System to
Accept Responsibility for Job Performance (STAR)
Program, which focuses on employee accountability
and discipline without punishment, the Employers
Association of New Jersey bestowed an Employer of
Choice Award on the AICPA, which has an office in
Jersey City. The citation praised the Institute
in general for its commitment to excellence and
in particular for the employee performance
improvements the STAR program brought about.
Womens
Financial Event Wins Award for Institute
The AICPAs Womens
Financial Health Week, an online educational
program that was held in January and offered tips
on budgeting and selecting an adviser, won a Big
Apple 2002 award from the New York chapter of the
Public Relations Society of America. The campaign
finished first in the marketing
communications for professional services
category. 
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