Leventhal School of Accounting

Golden State Bank is proud to have sponsored the 2024 cohort of the USC GEMS Real World Ready Financial Literacy Program! This initiative, in collaboration with the USC Marshall School of Business, Leventhal School of Accounting, and the LAPD Cadet Program, is making a real impact by empowering young minds with financial skills. At Golden State Bank, we believe that financial literacy is a cornerstone of success, and we are honored to support a program that aligns so closely with our values. Congratulations to all the cadets! We are excited to see the positive changes you will bring to your communities with the knowledge and skills you have gained. #financialliteracy #financialeducation #impact

With the goals of celebrating DEI in accounting, fostering a sense of community, and sharing practical tools for implementing DEI initiatives, Leventhal School of Accounting’s inaugural “Accounting Without Walls” festival was attended by students, educators, and professionals in the field. https://ow.ly/IYgF50SYp5B

Way to go Michael Paranal! Everyone at USC Marshall School of Business is so proud of you. I am sure our wonderful alumni in the Philippines are equally proud ?

I am deeply honored to share that I have been selected as one of the twelve Young Leaders for the 2024 Filipino Young Leaders Program (FYLPRO)! A heartfelt thank you to the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs, US Embassy in the Philippines, the Filipino Embassy in Washington, D.C., and of course, the FYLPRO Association for this incredible recognition. I am excited to work with government officials, engage with civic and business leaders here and in the Philippines to address the challenges and opportunities our communities face. Thank you for the trust in the work we do! And thank you to my family, especially my dad, who endlessly inspires the spirit of service in me and my siblings. Love you dad! https://lnkd.in/gsawsDHr

Filipino Young Leaders Program (FYLPRO) Announces 2024 Immersion Delegates The Filipino Young Leaders Program (FYLPRO), in partnership with the Embassy of the Philippines in Washington, D.C., the Philippine Consulates General in the United States, the United States Embassy in the Philippines, and the Ayala Foundation, Inc. (AFI), is proud to announce the twelve delegates selected for the 2024 FYLPRO Immersion Program. This year marks the eleventh cohort of delegates, bringing together a diverse group of leaders from across the United States, each excelling in various fields and industries. After a highly competitive application process, the delegates were chosen based on their leadership potential, achievements, and commitment to the Filipino community. The selected delegates for the 2024 Immersion Program are: Christian Aniciete, MBA — Beaverton, OR Michael Baliton — Denver, CO Angela Rose David — Winnetka, CA Jessica de Leon — Burlingame, CA Gabriel Kramer — Cleveland, OH Michael Paranal — Oceanside, CA Paulo G. Pontemayor — Washington, D.C. Myla Ramirez — Haledon, NJ Alyssa Trinidad, CPA — Brooklyn, NY Dyanna Volek — San Francisco, CA Sheila Whittle — Houston, TX Nanor Wong, Esq. — Honolulu, HI These emerging leaders come from various parts of the United States, including newly represented states like Colorado, Ohio, and Oregon, reflecting the breadth and diversity of the Filipino diaspora. The 2024 cohort will embark on a week-long immersion trip this November, with an itinerary split between Iloilo and Manila. This year’s program aims to provide a fresh perspective on the Philippines, immersing delegates in both the rich history of the capital and the vibrant culture of the Visayas. "We are thrilled to see such a strong interest in this year’s immersion program,” FYLPRO President J.P. Ferrer said. “I want to thank the selection committee chair, Chris Lapinig, and vice chair, Agnes Lopez, for the tremendous support and dedication in the selection process.” “The growing enthusiasm from the community reflects a deep desire to engage with and contribute to our shared heritage,” Chris Lapinig, chair of the FYLPRO immersion program selection committee, said. “It's exciting to witness so many talented individuals eager to take part in this transformative experience,” Agnes Lopez, vice chair of the FYLPRO immersion program selection committee, said. The immersion program is scheduled to begin in Iloilo on November 9, 2024. Read more about them: https://lnkd.in/ggrpnqHv #FYLPRO #FilipinoYoungLeaders #ImmersionProgram #leadership #fylproimmersionprogram2024 #filipinoamerican #FylproFamily #Iloilo #Manila

Cravath partners John White and Jennifer Leete spoke at the Leventhal School of Accounting and FEI | Financial Executives International’s 42nd Annual SEC and Financial Reporting Institute Conference in Los Angeles. ? Click here to read more about the event:?https://bit.ly/3KPqBNa

On June 6, the Leventhal School of Accounting cohosted its premier 42nd SEC and Financial Reporting Conference giving 700 attendees the rare opportunity to have direct access with SEC policy setters. During themed panels, SEC officials and industry execs balanced dynamic discussions at the intersection of business, accounting, and regulatory policy. Read: https://lnkd.in/gYRrXP6K

Andy Call will be the new dean of the?Leventhal School of Accounting?at USC Marshall starting September 1. Call is joining USC from W. P. Carey School of Business – Arizona State University. Since becoming director of the school of accountancy in 2018, Call recruited and retained the most top research and teaching professors in the school’s history. “Andy’s career has been remarkable. He is a distinguished scholar, an award-winning teacher, and a proven, collaborative leader,” said Geoffrey Garrett, dean of USC Marshall School of Business. “As a champion of faculty, staff, students, and a dynamic academic culture, he is perfectly positioned to lead Leventhal to even greater heights as a global leader in accounting education, research, and thought leadership.”

Meet Andy Call, Leventhal School of Accounting's new Dean, who joined with a vision to integrate cutting-edge technology and accelerate new career pathways for accounting graduates like ESG and risk management. By dispelling the myth that technology will automate accounting into obsolescence, Dean Call prepares students for a dynamic future. “For students who can marry new tech with accounting expertise, the sky’s the limit,” he says.

We're excited to announce that Ruben Davila, CPA, CFF, Esq., has been appointed as the new Chair of the CalCPA Education Foundation. As a professor at USC Marshall School of Business and Leventhal School of Accounting, Ruben brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to this role. Ruben has an impressive track record, having served on various regulatory and professional committees, including the California Board of Accountancy, AICPA/NASBA Board of Examiners, and NASBA's Nominating, Global Strategies, and Education Committees. He has also held leadership roles in university and corporate governance, including positions with the PAC12 Academic Leadership Coalition and USC’s Academic Senate. An advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion, Ruben has organized numerous events for young professionals and students in collaboration with colleges, high schools, and professional organizations. Join us in congratulating Ruben Davila as he steps into this pivotal role. We look forward to his innovative leadership at the CalCPA Education Foundation. #CalCPA #Accounting #CPA #Finance #Leadership