Crowe collaborates with Intuit QuickBooks; Bonadio Group raises nearly $25,000 through firmwide Big Give campaign; and more news from across the profession.
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Ingrid Boyd was hired as a partner and Yolanda Alvarado as a director on the employee benefits plan audit team at Sikich, Chicago.
Alasdair Trotter was hired as national managing principal of growth advisory within the advisory services practice at Grant Thornton, Chicago, assuming the role from interim leader Scott McGurl, a principal who will continue to provide transaction advisory services to clients.
Mark Quiroz was hired as a managing director focused on tax transformation at Forvis, Chicago.
Crowe, Chicago, announced a collaboration with Intuit QuickBooks on a new Crowe Beacon small business advancement initiative, which will source funding from several financial institutions and sponsors. The pilot initiative is focused on helping Black, Indigenous, people of color, women and veteran-owned small businesses grow, enhance financial maturity and become more capital-ready, giving an initial 1,000 qualifying U.S. small businesses access to the QuickBooks financial technology platform along with accounting and consulting services from Crowe.
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Peter Blumkin and Philip Pasmanik were admitted as partners at Hertz Herson, New York.
Micheal Burch was appointed chief executive officer at BKR International, New York, succeeding Tim Morris, who had been BKR's CEO since 2021. Burch was previously managing partner and chairman of the executive committee of BKR's member firm in Ottawa, Welch LLP, and more recently established The Evolution Hub.
The American Institute of CPAs and the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants announced they have become members of the International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation's Partnership Framework and a contributor to the standard-setting organization's Knowledge Hub, two initiatives designed to raise global awareness about the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards and support implementation.
KPMG, New York, released a new publication, "SEC Cybersecurity Disclosure Rules: Cracking the Code on Materiality and Reporting," exploring how companies can identify triggers for material cybersecurity incidents and considerations for how to strengthen their cybersecurity reporting processes.