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Saint Louis

The St. Louis Chapter has approximately 3,600 members and is made up of the following counties: Crawford, Franklin, Jefferson, Lincoln, St. Charles, St. Francois, St. Louis City, St. Louis County, Ste. Genevieve, Warren, and Washington.

Volunteer at St. Louis Area Foodbank

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Bridgeton

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Spend time with your peers while making a difference in your community. St. Louis Chapter members will be volunteering at the St. Louis Area Foodbank in the Repackaging Center assembling food boxes for senior citizens in need.DATE: Tuesday, August 15TIME: 3-5 p.m.LOCATION:St. Louis Area Foodbank20 Corporate Woods DriveBridgeton, MO 63044You must also register directly with St. Louis Area Foodbank by creating an account in order to sign their waiver.Please follow these TWO IMPORTANT STEPS1) Please visit the St. Louis Area Foodbank VolunteerHub to create an account. You will see “Create Account” at the top right of your screen.2) Once you have created your account, please then go to your company specific landing page, http://vhub.at/NULVDQ, to sign up for your event and agree to our volunteer waiver.You will need to log in (using the username and password you created in step 1), then scroll down and you will see “Sign Up” at the lower right side of your screen.Please contact Dana Seipp at dseipp@mocpa.org or (314) 392-5823, if you have any questions.

Tuesday Talks with CPAs and Students: Fraud, Forensics & Cyber/IT

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Online

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Back by Popular Demand! Tuesday Talks with CPAs and StudentsCPAs and accounting students will have the opportunity to discuss different areas of interest in the accounting profession. Is there an area you want to learn more about? Attend as many sessions as you’d like, and come armed with any and all questions you have!

Professional Development for Busy Women: The CliffsNotes! 11

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St. Louis

2.00 Credits

Given the current state of the world, personal development is as important as ever as we chart new paths in an unfamiliar, uncertain, and recovering environment. Therefore, now is a good time to invest in improving your skills in leadership, communication, innovation, time management, productivity, and mindset.There is a plethora of literature on these topics, but who has time to read it all? Between work and family commitments, most of us can’t stay awake to read for more than a few minutes at night. No worries! We’ve done the hard work for you!Please join us for another edition of Professional Development for Busy Women: The CliffsNotes 11.0.  You’ll hear from four speakers, each of whom will deliver a high-level summary of the key points from a professional development book that they personally found to be helpful, inspiring and educational.You’ll learn insights from the following:• The Power Code by Katty Kay & Claire Shipman   Presented by Amanda Koehler, CPA | Controller at Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri• You’re Kind of a Big Deal: Level Up by Unlocking Your Audacity by Erin King   Presented by Natalie Stevenson, CPA | Director, Outsourced Accounting at Prosper CPAs• Go for Stupid by Steve Sims   Presented by Holly Breuer, CPA, ABV | President at Prosper CPAs• TBDModerated by Amanda Koehler, CPA | Controller at Girl Scouts of Eastern MissouriDATE: Friday, September 29TIME: 9-11 a.m.

Virtual Professional Development for Busy Women: The CliffsNotes! 11

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Online

2.00 Credits

Given the current state of the world, personal development is as important as ever as we chart new paths in an unfamiliar, uncertain, and recovering environment. Therefore, now is a good time to invest in improving your skills in leadership, communication, innovation, time management, productivity, and mindset.There is a plethora of literature on these topics, but who has time to read it all? Between work and family commitments, most of us can’t stay awake to read for more than a few minutes at night. No worries! We’ve done the hard work for you!Please join us for another edition of Professional Development for Busy Women: The CliffsNotes 11.0.  You’ll hear from four speakers, each of whom will deliver a high-level summary of the key points from a professional development book that they personally found to be helpful, inspiring and educational.You’ll learn insights from the following:• The Power Code by Katty Kay & Claire Shipman   Presented by Amanda Koehler, CPA | Controller at Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri• You’re Kind of a Big Deal: Level Up by Unlocking Your Audacity by Erin King   Presented by Natalie Stevenson, CPA | Director, Outsourced Accounting at Prosper CPAs• Falling Upward, A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life” from Richard Rohr   Presented by Holly Breuer, CPA, ABV | President at Prosper CPAs• TBDModerated by Amanda Koehler, CPA | Controller at Girl Scouts of Eastern MissouriDATE: Friday, September 29TIME: 9-11 a.m.

MOCPA Young Professionals Committee Meeting

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Online

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Virtual Young Professional MeetingOctober 18, 2023 10:30-11:30 a.m.You are invited to get involved with MOCPA’s Young Professionals Committee and to join us at our next meeting on Thursday, July 20 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.  Kathleen Jackson is the chair of the committee.The goal of the committee is to: increase membership involvement and engagement among young professionals while providing them with the resources they need to stay connected with their peers, the community and the profession while promoting leadership development. 

Tuesday Talks with CPAs & Students: Public Accounting - Tax & Audit

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Online

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2023 Virtual Meet the Firms Accounting Career Fair

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Online

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BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND...Join MOCPA's Chapters for the 4th annual virtual Meet the Firms career fair for accounting students. Last year, more than 25 organizations and 100+ students participated! is unique event provides an opportunity for you to meet accounting students and share information about your firmor company, as well as job and internship opportunities, via one to one or group video chat using the Handshake platform.Date: November 1Time: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.Fee: $100 minimum contribution  (All proceeds benefit MOCPA's Legacy Endowment Scholarship fund.)Please consider making a tax-deductible gift to MOCPA's Legacy Endowment Matching Scholarship Fund. One hundred percent of contributions will go toward the corpus on an endowed scholarship fund that will help relieve the burden of rising tuition for accounting majors attending Missouri universities and keep the pipeline strong for your recruiting needs. If you have any questions, please contact Dana Seipp at dseipp@mocpa.org (800 ) 264-7966, ext. 123 .

Tuesday Talks with CPAs & Students: Bars, Restaruants & Sports

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Online

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Tuesday Talks with CPAs & Students:

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Online

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Professional Development for Busy Women: The CliffsNotes! 12

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St. Louis

2.00 Credits

There is a plethora of literature out there, but who has time to read it all? Between work and family commitments, most of us can’t stay awake to read for more than a few minutes at night. No worries! We’ve done the hard work for you! Please join us for another edition of Professional Development for Busy Women: The CliffsNotes 12.0.  You’ll hear from four speakers, each of whom will deliver a high-level summary of the key points from a professional development book that they personally found to be helpful, inspiring and educational. Now is a good time to invest in improving your skills in leadership, communication, innovation, time management, productivity, and mindset! 

Virtual Professional Development for Busy Women: The CliffsNotes! 12

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Online

2.00 Credits

There is a plethora of literature out there, but who has time to read it all? Between work and family commitments, most of us can’t stay awake to read for more than a few minutes at night. No worries! We’ve done the hard work for you! Please join us for another edition of Professional Development for Busy Women: The CliffsNotes 12.0.  You’ll hear from four speakers, each of whom will deliver a high-level summary of the key points from a professional development book that they personally found to be helpful, inspiring and educational. Now is a good time to invest in improving your skills in leadership, communication, innovation, time management, productivity, and mindset! 

Leadership

Chair
Michelle Kohler, CPA
Sharamitaro & Associates, P.C.
michelle@sacpastl.com

Chair-Elect
Chris Vineyard, CPA
Armanino LLP
chris.vineyard@armaninollp.com

Immediate Past Chair
Michelle Chlebowski, CPA
Crossroads College Preparatory School
michellechlebowski@gmail.com

Community Outreach Task Force Chair
Kim Barnhart, CPA
Charter Communications, Inc.
kimberly.barnhart@charter.com

Community Outreach Task Force Chair-Elect
Mallory Westerman, CPA
Armanino LLP
mallory.westerman@armanino.com

Professional Outreach Task Force Chair
Dave Henroid, CPA
Anders CPAs & Advisors
dhenroid@anderscpa.com

Professional Outreach Task Force Chair-Elect
Mallory Sone, CPA
Prosper CPAs
mallory.m.sone@gmail.com                 

Professional Learning & Networking Task Force Chair
Natalie Stevenson, CPA
Prosper CPAs
nstevenson@prospercpas.com

Professional Learning & Networking Task Force Chair-Elect
Brad Danner, CPA
Abeles and Hoffman, P.C.
bdanner@ahcpa.com

Get Involved! 
For any questions about chapter activities or to get involved, please contact Dana Seipp at (800) 264-7966 or dseipp@mocpa.org.

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