VSCPA
You can start your VSCPA volunteer journey anywhere! Anne Hagen, CPA, CGMA, was inducted as the 2021–2022 VSCPA chair in May, but her involvement with the VSCPA began years ago. If you’d like to hold leadership positions in your state society but don’t know where to begin, here are just a few of the stepping stones Anne used before becoming chair. You can start your own volunteer path anytime by joining our volunteering pool! Find more at vscpa.com/volunteer. These are just a few of the ways you too could become involved! Others include visiting classrooms as part of our CPAs in the Classroom program, writing articles, and much more. Questions for Anne about her volunteer positions or career? She’s happy to help! Contact her at ahagen@mahova.com.
After joining the VSCPA Board of Directors in 2016, she was named to the Executive Committee in 2018 before becoming chair. Here, she poses with the other members of the VSCPA Board.
For several years, the VSCPA held a formal CPA Day of Service. Firms and companies around the state chose how and where to give back. As CFO of the Mason Home of Virginia (she’s now the CEO), Anne volunteered with her employer at the food bank.
Anne served on the Business & Industry Conference Committee for four years, helping to develop content relevant to CPAs working in various finance functions and outside of public accounting.
Staff news ANNIVERSARIES
HONORS
Oct. 11: Ben Munford, finance assistant & facilities coordinator, five years
Congratulations to VSCPA President & CEO Stephanie Peters, CAE, for being named to the Virginia 500 2021–2022 Power List by Virginia Business magazine.
Oct. 29: Julia Henderson, membership & marketing director, eight years Nov. 13: Linda Newsom-McCurdy, CAE, senior director, learning, 14 years Celebrating 5 years
Dec. 1: Stephanie Peters, CAE, president & CEO, 24 years
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