Back to Basics: Advance
AFWA will continue to promote the professional growth of women in accounting and finance by educating, mentoring, enlightening and advocating for women in the profession.
Expand Your Horizons: Financial Literacy Changes Lives
as financial professionals, we are in a unique position to help people change their lives and to achieve financial peace for themselves and their families.
Think Office Politics is Dirty? I Did Too Until I Discovered This…
Office Politics isn’t necessarily bad. In fact, it can be good. It is also one of these things that when it’s bad it’s called Office Politics and when it’s good we might call it “good leadership” or “well functioning group."
Back to Basics: Connect.
Being connected has become essential to us in every aspect of our lives. There are many benefits to making and maintaining a network of connections:
AFWA Launches Directory of Accounting and Finance Professionals
AFWA’s Find A Pro Directory provides a resource for business owners and individuals to identify accounting and finance partners.
Q&A: Navigating the Job Search
Q: I normally look for job openings through the typical channels. However, I recently heard some interesting advice encouraging a job-seeker to essentially cold-call firms in their area by sending out resumes and cover letters regardless of whether the firm was actively advertising an open position. The thought behind it is if a position comes [...]
5 Tips to Help You Transition from Friend to Boss
A new title can flip the switch on only relationships. 5 tips to manage the transition from friend to boss.
LEAP Spotlight: Anat Borodyansky
Anat Borodyansky, CPA shares how she manages her thriving career in tax with her young family
Back to Basics: Connect. Advance. Lead.
This year, AFWA National President, Lori Kelley, CPA, will lead AFWA's Board of Directors back to basics. With a focus on AFWA's intent to connect, advance, and lead.
Where Have All the Past Board Members Gone?
We’ve all seen this happen. A dedicated Board Member serves her time for many years, making her way through the organization’s leadership pipeline. She finishes her term as President, engages a little as the Immediate Past President, and then you never hear from her again.