Each year, more than 90,000 people sit for the CPA examination. Many of the successful candidates can thank the editor-in-chief and national lead instructor for Becker, a global CPA exam-prep leader and managing partner of Florham Park’s Gearty & McIntyre.

As chief executive officer and executive director of the NJ Society of CPAs, he's is the face of the accounting profession in the state. And has been for two decades.

CEO to more than 100 partners and principals and 600 team members working at 23 Prager Metis offices across the U.S. and internationally, never satisfied with “good enough,” he continues to seek out opportunities for his firm and its clients.

Running a business is never easy. And running a business during a deadly global pandemic is even more difficult. The numbers often just don’t add up. That’s where the professionals listed in these pages come in, along with the academics and advocates who help the accounting profession.

As CEO of the Institute of Management Accountants, he is helping to lead the profession and his members through transformational changes, from steward of value to creator of value requiring upskilling in non-traditional competencies such as data analytics and technology applications. 

Since 2019, when she was appointed as chief financial officer at ADP, she has been responsible for leading global financial operations for the provider of human resources, benefits administration and other services to more than 800,000 clients.

Though much has changed in the U.S. in the last year in regard to cannabis, cannabusiness accounting—Suchoff’s sole focus since starting Fair Lawn-based The Canna CPAs—is tricky when you consider the tax code, which prohibits deducting normal business expenses against taxable income earned from the sale of Schedule 1 drugs. 

A mergers and acquisition services and international business specialist, he has led the firm - known nationally for its unique culture and strong team member retention rates - into non-traditional advisory services.

Running a business is never easy. And running a business during a deadly global pandemic is even more difficult. The numbers often just don’t add up. That’s where the professionals listed in these pages come in, along with the academics and advocates who help the accounting profession.

Running a business is never easy. And running a business during a deadly global pandemic is even more difficult. The numbers often just don’t add up. That’s where the professionals listed in these pages come in, along with the academics and advocates who help the accounting profession.

Well-connected is an understatement. At SobelCo, she's a principal of the firm and chief growth strategist, responsible for the development and implementation of branding, marketing communications and functions as an ambassador to the community, driving business development strategies.

The director of the Rutgers University Accounting Research Center is credited with developing the concept and application of “continuous auditing,” or a real-time review of business processes that can highlight exceptions to their compliance, performance and effectiveness.