Strategy, risk and financial management committees
The constant change in the Canadian and global landscape requires creating resilient, adaptive and sustainable enterprises. Learn about the networks and committees helping to formulate those strategies.
The Advisory Committee for the ONE National Conference has an important role in supporting the development of cutting-edge content to help CPAs build new skills and keep up with the pace of change.
The role of the Cayman Islands Chapter Advisory Council is to offer insight and support to advance the interests of CPA Canada members in the Cayman Islands. This dedicated group of volunteers play a vital role in planning and organizing professional development opportunities.
The Conference Advisory Committee has an important role in the development of the Public Sector Conference. Volunteer members are appointed to the Committee to aid in the development of the technical content presented at the conference
The role of the Barbados Chapter Advisory Council is to offer insight and support to advance the interests of CPA Canada members in Barbados. This dedicated group of volunteers play a vital role in planning and organizing professional development opportunities.
The Advisory Board for Sustainable Business (ABSB) aids CPA Canada in advancing the field of creating resilient, adaptive, innovative sustainable enterprises (RAISE) with a key focus on strategy, risk, management accounting, performance, technology, and finance in the Canadian and global landscape.
The ABSB provides expert advice and guidance in the areas of management accounting and sustainability for CPA members working in business, industry and government.
The role of the Trinidad and Tobago Chapter Advisory Council is to offer insight and support to advance the interests of CPA Canada members in Trinidad and Tobago. This dedicated group of volunteers play a vital role in planning and organizing professional development opportunities.
The Strategic Management Accounting Review Committee (SMARC) plays an integral role in the development and delivery of Management Accounting Guideline (MAG®) products to prepare CPAs to address day-to-day business issues and disruptions that impact strategic and operational decision-making.
The Sustainability and Performance Management Education Committee (SPMC) is an advisory committee intended to provide insight and advice to CPA Canada on its strategy for Sustainability and Performance Management (SPM) education that addresses the evolving education needs of CPAs over the course of their careers and positions them for success in the future. CPA roles continue to evolve with a larger focus on organizational value creation which embraces innovation, a future focus, strategic decision-making, multi-stakeholder and global perspective, high social/emotional skills and leverages technology and advanced analytics to find patterns and meaning in complex and ambiguous data.
The Technology Advisory Committee (TAC) provides guidance and advice on existing and emerging technology-related matters affecting the CPA profession and business community.