Cindy M. Bernsen, CPA, CGMA, is the new Vice President of Accounting and Finance at BCI in St. Peters, Missouri.
(St. Peters, Mo., November 20, 2020) Boone Center, Inc. (BCI) recently named Cindy M. Bernsen as its Vice President of Accounting and Finance. In this position, she will work with key officers, managers, and the board of directors to ensure the financial well-being of the organization. BCI is a nonprofit that specializes in employment and training for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Waterton hires Pamela Hennessy as senior vice president, corporate accounting and reporting -
Waterton has tapped Pamela Hennessy to serve as senior vice president, corporate accounting and reporting. Based in Chicago, Hennessy will report to Tara Marszewski, chief financial officer at Waterton.
As a seasoned finance professional, Hennessy brings 19 years of financial and accounting experience and a demonstrated track record of analyzing, improving and managing cross-functional accounting processes. She will be responsible for overseeing corporate finance as well as property and capital accounting.
Global banking group issue carbon accounting standards | American Banker
A consortium of global banks representing nearly $18 trillion of assets has released a carbon accounting standard intended to help financial institutions gauge the greenhouse gas emissions they finance.
The Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials aims to address a significant challenge for lenders that want to reduce their carbon emissions: a lack of uniform standards for measuring banks' environmental impact.
Regulators, Lawmakers Eye Agent Commission Accounting Rules | ThinkAdvisor
Insurers see 12% charging out-of-network patients rates more than three times higher than the in-network rate.
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Accounting for 'research fatigue' in human studies | EurekAlert! Science News
An article published in Bioethics examines the topic of research fatigue--or psychological and emotional exhaustion both towards and as a result of participating in research. The article is meant to initiate a conversation about research fatigue experienced by marginalized communities and how the research community should respond to it.
As global interconnectivity facilitates an increasing amount of research and studies on hard-to-reach communities, research fatigue is likely to grow. Analyzing and addressing the ethical aspects of research fatigue can help mitigate its impacts on marginalized and vulnerable communities and on the quality of scientific research itself.
Georgia State top donor convicted of accounting fraud charges - The Signal
Audrey Strauss, the acting U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced after a four-week trial, Petit was convicted of one count of securities fraud that carries up to 20 years in federal prison.
Both convictions stem from Petit and Taylor's participation in a scheme to inflate MiMedx's revenue fraudulently.
According to an additional civil suit filed against Petit and two of his associates, MiMedx "engaged in a wide-ranging fraud designed to artificially inflate the company's reported revenue."
Accounting firm raises $6,000 for Salvation Army's Angel Tree | localmemphis.com
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — There was a big shopping spree to make sure the kids in need have a fun holiday season.
HHM Accounting Firm raised $6,000 for the Salvation Army's Angel Tree program. Friday, they went to Walmart on a shopping spree.
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