Gord Beal, CPA Alberta’s Senior VP of Outreach, sets the stage for an upcoming series of episodes on sustainability and the future of the CPA profession.

Métis accounting educator and CPA Education Foundation Board Member, Joshua Letendre CPA, discusses his experiences teaching accounting courses to Indigenous students and his work to connect Indigenous Albertans with educational and career opportunities.

Tetyana Litot CPA talks candidly about her immigration from Ukraine to Canada (via Chicago), her path to earning her CPA designation, and her community work to support fellow immigrants from her home country.

How can you adopt a positive workplace culture in your organization? Alberta CPA and expert on equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, Shafana Mitha, shares her insights.

2024 CPA Alberta Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Jim Downie reflects on his career and the importance of volunteerism.

In part two, Maureen expands on her thoughts on leadership and discusses programs in Alberta that support Indigenous learners in accounting and business.

CPA Alberta’s Vice-Chair, Maureen Moneta, talks about her experiences as an Indigenous CPA, and reflects on lessons learned.

Ruby and Julia Mah are CPAs from different eras. This mother/daughter duo compare their experiences and discuss how technology has changed the profession. They were featured in the Fall 2024 edition of CPA Alberta’s Capitalize Magazine.

Janine shares more insights from her book, The Pink Tax, and how women can achieve financial equity despite obstacles.

Janine Rogan CPA and author of The Pink Tax, talks about financial feminism and the challenge women face in achieving financial equality.