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Boston’s Beacon Volume 2012-2013, Issue 9 March 2013
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Inside this Issue
AGA Boston PDC Program…..5&6
Chapter Balance Sheet................ .10
Chapter Recognition Program…..10
Citizen Centric Reporting……….12
CEC Meeting Highlights……… 12
CGFM News ........................... 7&8
Community Service Notes ...2, 3 &4
Member News……………………7
Membership Application ............. 15
Monthly Meetings & Training …9
National Office News……….…..13
New England News…...……… 14
Officers & Directors List……….16
Trivia…..………………..…....…11
Websites………………...………11
Calendar of Events Boston Chapter
Local
March 14, 2013
Regional Professional
Development
Conference (PDC)
Bentley University,
Waltham, MA
National
July 14 - 17, 2013
AGA’s 62nd Annual
PDC: Big Challenges,
Bigger Thinking
Gaylord Texan and
Convention Center
Dallas, Texas
President’s Message
I know it's time for another newsletter article because we are expect-
ing another snow storm in Rhode Island. It seems to happen every
time I sit down to communicate my message.
The AGA Boston Chapter has a great learning opportunity this month with our
blockbuster full day of training at Bentley University on March 14. Great
speakers and learning opportunities. As we all know training is more than accu-
mulating CPE credit. It is developing both technical and personal skills that
will help you to excel in your career. When you add the ability to associate
with a wonderful group of colleagues, you certainly know that you are part of a
great organization.
We will be making a donation this year to the Wounded Warriors fund in lieu
of presenting speaker gifts. This is a great opportunity for all of us to recognize
the many sacrifices that our military and their families make in order for all of
us to enjoy our freedom. Please find the time this month and every month to
reach out to your fellow military veteran workers and their families and thank
them for their service to our country. Our chapter is pleased to offer two (2)
$1,000 scholarships for 2013. Please visit our website and fill out an applica-
tion.
If you haven't heard the good news yet please keep in mind that the National
AGA Professional Development Conference will be held in Boston in 2017.
I'm sure Paul Revere meant to say "The AGA is coming, the AGA is coming".
In closing please consider our mission "The AGA Boston Chapter serves pro-
fessionals in the government financial management community by providing
quality education, fostering professional development, and participating in lo-
cal community projects for the enhancement of everyone in the New England
area"`. How are we doing? Please send me an email to give me your input.
We always want to add value to our members. my email is ealmon-
[email protected]. Please encourage your colleagues to become mem-
bers of our great organization.
I wish you all the very best.
Ernie Almonte, CPA CGFM
Save the Date!
Regional Professional Development Conference
Bentley University, Waltham, MA Mar-14th
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Community Service Notes
The Community Service Committee is again collecting donations at the March 14, 2013 Regional
Professional Development Conference at Bentley University. Donation boxes for used eyeglass-
es, non-perishable food items, gently used business attire, pet food and supplies, and various
art and craft supplies will be located near the registration desk.
These donations will be used to benefit various agencies and individuals in our area. The Lions
Club will get the eyeglasses, St. John’s Food for the Poor Program
(www.stjohnsfoodforthepoor.org) will receive the food items for their food pantry, the Career
Closet of Interfaith Social Services (www.InterfaithSocialServices.org) in Quincy will get the
gently used Business attire, Pets in Need (www.petsinneedanimalrescue.org.) will receive the pet
supplies and the Autism Alliance of Metro West (www.autismalliance.org) will receive the craft
supplies. Thank you in advance for your assistance in this matter.
Non Perishable Food Donations:
As a result of responses to the recent Community Service Survey, we are asking
for donations of non perishable food items. These donations will go to the food
pantry operated by St. John’s Food for the Poor Program in Worcester. This
program motto is “No man, woman, or child should ever be hungry.” This pro-
gram operates both a soup kitchen and food pantry. Information about their
programs can be found on their website http://www.stjohnsfoodforthepoor.org/
Clothing Donations:
This year the committee is again collecting gently used Business Attire. Dona-
tions should be clean, pressed and ready to wear. Some appropriate items include:
skirts, dresses, blouses, pantsuits, men’s suits, dress shirts, slacks, ties, shoes,
etc. They will then be given to the Career Closet of Interfaith Social Services in
Quincy. Please check out their website at http://www.interfaithsocialservices.org/
network/career-closet .
Volume 2012-2013, Issue 9 March 2013
Community Service Notes Continued
Pet Supplies:
Pets In Need is a small adoption program run privately by volunteers who have joined
together to save unwanted and abandoned cats and dogs. They are strictly no-kill and the
organization’s main goal is to take in the animals from other rescues and shelters that
would otherwise be euthanized as a result of behavior problems, overpopulated shelters, or
financial burden. All donations and adoption fees go directly to the animals; Pets In Need
is officially 501c3.
Beginning in 1997 and thanks to the wonderful group of supporters that seem to multiply each year, Pets In
Need has grown to help more and more animals. Although the rescue program does not have a shelter facility
(due to lack of funds), volunteers who foster the rescued cats and dogs are based in Dracut, Chelmsford, and
Donations are gratefully accepted on behalf of the cats and dogs in foster care. Here are some items from
their “wish list”:
Cat Food – When considering the nutritional needs of the cats in foster care, Friskies canned food
and Purina One dry adult cat food are preferred.
Cat Treats – The cats love any kind of treat!
Clumping Cat Litter
Dog Food – When considering the nutritional needs of the dogs in foster care, Purina and Beneful
are preferred.
Somerville, MA and Nashua, Pelham, and Amherst, NH.
Pets In Need web address is www.petsinneedanimalrescue.org.
Craft Supply Donations to Benefit Autistic Children:
Autism Alliance of Metro West has a wish list for
items which will be used by children to learn through
arts and crafts.
Markers, Construction Paper, Glue Sticks, Stickers,
Folders, Paints, Popsicle Sticks, Beads and Juice Boxes
For more information about the alliance visit http://www.autismalliance.org/index.htm.
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Association of Government Accountants – Boston Chapter
Professional Development Conference
Preliminary Program
Date: Thursday, March 14, 2013
Location: Bentley University, Waltham, MA
CPE: 8 CPE Hours
Cost: Member – $155; Non-member - $170
General Registration Deadline: Friday, March 1, 2013
Early Bird Registration Cost: Member – $110; Non-member – $125
Early Bird Registration Deadline: Friday, February 22, 2013 (This deadline is not negotiable.)
Time Track Description Presenter(s)
7:45 AM to
8:15 AM
Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:15 AM to
8:20 AM
Welcome, Color Guard and National Anthem, and
Presentation of Chapter Awards
Ernest Almonte, CPA, CGFM,
AGA Boston Chapter President
8:20 AM to
9:10 AM
Keynote Accountability to Transparency to Ethics – Evelyn Brown, AGA National
President
9:20 AM to
10:30 AM
(Choice of 1
concurrent
session – pick
a 1st and 2nd
choice.)
1A Our Professional Journey – Paths to Success – Evelyn Brown, AGA National
President
2A The Leader Within Linda Gover, AGA Northeast
Regional Vice President
3A Social Media as an Investigative and Administrative Tool – Martin Cohan, Deputy Chief,
CFCI, Peabody Police
4A Ethics – Daniel Bonnette, Director,
McGladrey & Pullen, LLP
5A Statistical Sampling – Lee Giesbrecht, Director,
Statistical Operations, US VA
OIG Audit Division
6A Ripple Effect: the Federal Government's Financial Position – Robert Scott Bell, US Treasury,
AGA Senior Vice President
7A Intro to CAATS–The Basics – Joseph Valchuis, CGFM, Supervising Auditor, MA
Department of Elementary and
Secondary Education
10:30 AM to
10:45AM
Break
10:45 AM to
11:55 AM
(Choice of 1
concurrent
session – pick
a 1st and 2nd
choice.)
1B Our Professional Journey – Paths to Success Evelyn Brown, AGA National
President
2B The Leader Within – Repeat of Track #2A Linda Gover, AGA Northeast
Regional Vice President
Volume 2012-2013, Issue 9 March 2013
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2B The Leader Within – Repeat of Track #2A Linda Gover, AGA Northeast
Regional Vice President
3B Social Media as an Investigative and Administrative Tool –
Repeat of Track #3A
Martin Cohan, Deputy Chief,
CFCI, Peabody Police
4B Ethics – Repeat of Track #4A Daniel Bonnette, CPA, Dir.,
McGladrey & Pullen, LLP
5B Statistical Sampling – Repeat of Track #5A Lee Giesbrecht, Director,
6B Ripple Effect: the Federal Government's Financial Position –
Repeat of Track #6A
Robert Scott Bell, US Treasury,
AGA Senior Vice President
7B Intro to CAATS–The Basics – Repeat of Track #7A Joseph Valchuis, CGFM,
12:00 PM to
12:50 PM
Lunch
12:50 PM to
1:00 PM
Presentation of Chapter Awards and Chapter Election Ernest Almonte, CGFM, AGA
Boston Chapter President and
Suzanne Bump, AGA Boston
Chapter President-Elect
1:00 p.m. to
1:30 pm
Keynote Zoo New England – TBA John Lenihan, CEO, Zoo New
England
1:30 p.m. to
2:30 pm
Plenary
Keynote DCAA’s Audit Efforts in Ever Changing Environments –
CONUS and OCONUS –
Ronald Meldonian, Regional
Director, Senior Executive
Service
2:35 PM to
4:50PM
(afternoon
break is 3:30
PM to 3:45
PM)
8 Online Surveys and Standardized Data Collection Techniques
–
Lee Giesbrecht, Director,
Statistical Operations, US VA
OIG Audit Division and Irene
Barnett, US VA
9 Transportation Infrastructure and Security – Chief MacMillan, MBTA;
Michael Dinning, Volpe Ctr;
Dennis Treece, MassPort
10 Gaming – Lynda Hartzell, CPA,
McGladrey & Pullen, LLP
11 Risk Assessment – TBA TBA
12 Single Audit Update – Learn about the latest single audit update. Tammie Brown, US HHS
13 Learning About Your Learning Style –
Robert Carnegie, R. Carnegie
Associates, Inc.
14 Citizen-Centric Reporting – Craig Hall, MPA, AGA Boston
Chapter Director of
Accountability; William
Kilmartin, Director, Accenture;
Relmond Van Daniker,
Executive Director, Association
of Government Accountants
Time Track Description Presenter(s)
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Please join the Membership Committee
in welcoming the following
2 new members to the Boston Chapter:
New Members
Mr. Sean Ronan
McGladrey Assurance, Tax and Consulting
Ms. Joeatta Smith-Nwachuku
MA Dept. of Elementary &
Secondary Education
MARCH IS CGFM MONTH!
NEWS FLASH…
As a reminder the Chapter awards up to five
CGFM scholarships per year. We are in our
fourth month of the new program year—for
more information, please contact Joseph Valchu-
is, Director of Professional Certification@ jval-
7 Reason Why You should Pursue a CGFM Des-
ignation:
1. Increases your overall skills and knowledge
of government accounting, financial report-
ing, budgeting, management and control
2. Demonstrates your proficiency and com-
mitment to the government sector.
3. Enhances your credibility and the overall
credibility of the organization you repre-
sent.
4. Demonstrates your commitment to high
ethical and professional standards.
5. Improves your opportunities for career ad-
vancement.
6. Provides you with a personal satisfaction of
achievement.
7. Distinguishes you from your peers.
More than 14,000 individuals have received the
designation so far. Now it's your turn. Experi-
ence the benefits of certification first hand - the
CGFM is the mark of excellence in your profes-
sion. We look forward to adding your name to
our distinguished list of Certified Government
Financial Managers.
Volume 2012-2013, Issue 9 March 2013
CGFM Month Auditor Bump this week joined her counterparts in other states to nationally recognize govern-
ment accountants. She presented the Boston Chapter of the Association of Government Ac-
countants (AGA) with a proclamation issued by Governor Patrick declaring March Certified
Government Financial Manager month.
The Auditor presents the governor’s proclamation to AGA representative Joseph Valchuis.
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September 19, 2012 Audio Conference
Yellow Book Updates JFK Federal Building, Boston
3 CPEs
Members: Free Non-Members: $25
January 17, 2013 Winter Seminar
TBD Volpe Federal Transportation
Building, Cambridge 7 CPEs
Members: $75 Non-Members: $100
October 18, 2012 Fall Seminar - The Many
Faces of Fraud Lombardo's, Randolph, MA
7 CPEs Members: $90 Non-Members: $135
February 27, 2013 Audio Conference Internal Controls
TBD 3 CPEs
Members: Free Non-Members: $25
March 14, 2013 Regional Professional
Developmental Conference Bentley University, Waltham, MA
8 CPEs Members: $110/$125
Non-Members: $155/$170
December 6, 2012 Annual Holiday
Party and Charity Fundraiser
Maggianno's, Boston, MA Members: $25 Non-Members: $25
April 25, 2013 Spring Seminar
TBD TBD
7 CPEs Members: $75 Non-Members: $100
December 12, 2012 Audio Conference
Ethics TBD
3 CPEs Members: Free Non-Members: $25
May 22, 2013 Audio Conference
Ethics TBD
3 CPEs Members: Free Non-Members: $25
January 9, 2013 Audio Conference
Government Financial Management
TBD 3 CPEs
Members: Free Non-Members: $25
June 5, 2013 Audio Conference
Performance Management
TBD 3 CPEs
Members: Free Non-Members: $25
Monthly Meetings & Trainings
2012 - 2013 Calendar
Boston’s Beacon February 2004
Page 10
From the Editor…
Do you know someone in the Boston
Chapter who has recently received
promotion, accepted a new position,
retired or won an award? Would you like
to share your good news with fellow
AGA members? Or maybe you’re
interested in writing a technical article
for an upcoming issue of Boston’s
Beacon.
Please forward submissions for the next
issue of Boston’s Beacon to
Thanks!
Volume 2012-2013, Issue 9 March 2013
Boston Chapter Balance Sheet
February 28, 2013
Assets
Cash
Checking Account $31,834
Savings Account 9,980
Certificates of Deposit 0
Total Cash $41,814
Total Accounts Receivable $14,010
Total Assets $55,824
Liabilities and Fund Balance
Accounts Payable $ 0
Deferred Revenue - Seminars 0
Current Fund Balance $55,824
Total Liabilities and Fund Balance $55,824
Chapter Recognition Program
The Chapter Recognition Program is designed to support,
encourage, and promote the accomplishment of AGA’s mission
and to provide flexible noncompetitive guidelines for a well-
rounded chapter. The Chapter Recognition Program year
begins on June 1st and concludes on May 31st..
Boston Chapter credits as of October 31, 2012 are:
Maximum Credits Credits % of
Categories Credits Earned Allowed Avail
Leadership, Planning
& Participation 3,000 3,725 3,000 100%
Education & Professional
Development 4,000 4,200 4,000 100%
Certification 4,000 3,700 3,700 93%
Communications 3,000 6,202 3,000 100%
Membership 3,000 5,950 3,000 100%
Accountability 2.000 2,100 2,000 100%
Community Service 2,000 3,675 2,000 100%
Awards 1,000 2,600 1,000 100%
Total 22,000 32,152 21,700 99%
Membership Update
The Boston Chapter
membership includes:
337 Active Members
2 New Members
17 Suspended Members
***************************
*
The Boston Chapter
recognizes our “new
member” multiple sponsors
as of October 31, 2012
David LeBlanc. .................. .3
Craig D. Merry.. ................... 3
Johanna Salvidio.. ................ 3
SUDOKU
The Boston Chapter is proud to announce a
new corporate sponsor
R Carnegie Associates, Inc.
R. Carnegie Associates has provided
training to Government organizations since
1985. Our instructors are professional
practitioners in their respective fields, with
a minimum of ten years working in the audit
community, at the state, city, and/or federal
level. We have the capacity to design,
develop, and deliver a wide rage of work-
shops relevant to audit, accounting, and
investigations personnel. We can also help
plan and manage agency or association
conferences that assure maximum interest
and participation.
Their contact information is:
R. Carnegie Associates, Inc.
P.O.Box 1178
Upton, MA 01568
Toll Free Number: 1-866-529-3971
Speaker Database
The AGA-Boston Chapter is building a speaker database.
Do you know a dynamic speaker who you would like to
see at an upcoming educational event? Are you a speaker
who would like to be included in the database?
Please send the speaker’s name, address, phone number,
e-mail address and potential topics to the Chapter’s Vice
President of Education - Julia Burns, CGFM at
TRIVIA QUESTION!
Where does the term audit
come from?
Answer somewhere in the newsletter.
Volume 2012-2013, Issue 9 March 2013
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Boston’s Beacon is published by
the Association of Government
Accountants—Boston Chapter.
Comments should be forwarded to
March Quote
"Springtime is the land awakening. The March
winds are the morning yawn.
— ~Lewis Grizzard
Websites of Interest
American Society for Public Admin (ASPA) ...................................... www.aspanet.org
MA Chapter of ASPA ...................................................................... www.massaspa.org
Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (CFE) ................................ www.cfenet.com
Greater Boston Chapter of CFE ................................................... www.acfe-boston.org
Association of Government Accountants .......................................... www.agacgfm.org
AGA Boston Chapter ........................................................ www.aga-boston-chapter.org
AGA Aroostook County Chapter……………………….www.agaaroostookcounty.org
AGA Hartford Chapter .................................................................. www.agahartford.org
AGA Maine Chapter ........................................................................ www.gwi.net/~aga/
COSO ....................................................................................................... www.coso.org
First Gov ............................................................................................. www.firstgov.gov
Governmental Accounting Standards Board ............................................ www.gasb.org
Government Executive ..................................................................... www.govexec.com
Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) ......................................................... www.theiia.org
IIA Greater Boston Chapter................ www.theiia.org/chapters/index.cfm/home.page/cid/13
Intergovernmental Audit Forum .................................................... www.auditforum.org
International Accounts Payable Professionals (IAPP)......................... www.iappnet.org
National Assoc of State Auditors, Comptrollers & Treasurers.............. www.nasact.org
National Assoc of State Comptrollers ............... www.nasact.org/community/nasc.html
National Assoc of State Treasurers .................... www.nasact.org/community/nast.html
National State Auditors Association ................. www.nasact.org/community/nsaa.html
National Electronic Commerce Coordinating Council .............................. www.ec3.org
SUDOKU ANSWER
Boston Chapter
Corporate Sponsor Boston Chapter
Corporate Sponsor
Volume 2012-2013, Issue 9 March 2013
Page 12
Trivia Answer
1431, from L. auditus "a hearing," pp. of audire
"hear" (see audience).
Official examination of accounts, which were
originally oral.
Boston Chapter AGA Website
The Boston Chapter of the AGA has a new and
improved award winning website. Please change
your browser favorites to the following:
www.agaboston.org
Take a tour around the site and send your feedback,
suggestions and thoughts to the webmaster or any
chapter Officer or Director. Check the site often for
Happy Spring!
Citizen Centric Reporting
The Association of Government Accountants, the
thought leader for the government accountability
profession, evaluates reports for the Certificate of
Excellence in Citizen-Centric Reporting award. AGA
determines award recipients based on content, visual
appeal, readability, distribution, and timeliness of
reporting.
The Boston Chapter is proud to publish their very first
Citizen Centric Report.
To view a copy of the Chapter’s first Citizen Centric
Report, please go to our website at:
http://www.agaboston.org/files/
Boston_Chapter_CCR.pdf
CEC Meeting Highlights
The Boston Chapter Executive
Committee met on January 8, 2013.
Please note the following:
Education: Preparations for the March 14, 2013
Regional Professional Development Conference at
Bentley University, Waltham, MA are complete.
Community Service: All preparations were
completed for the Upcoming PDC Community
Service Event to be held at Bentley College.
Membership: The Boston Chapter has 337
members.
The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday,
March 5, 2013.
Volume 2012-2013, Issue 9 March 2013
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News from National
Welcome!
Welcome to AGA’s 62nd Annual PDC: Big Challenges, Bigger Thinking -- the authoritative
source of education for government financial managers and accountability professionals.
An outstanding technical program is underway that will include over 85 training sessions for
you to choose from to earn up to 24 CPE hours! Please visit our at-a-glance-schedule to see
the innovative sessions due to be offered at the PDC.
Here’s what they have to say:
“The AGA PDC provides an effective and cost beneficial gathering point for America's lead-
ers in government financial management.” – Unknown member attendee
“The opportunity to get a snap shot from so many governmental areas related to accounting
and financial management simultaneously provided mega-value to me professionally. The
2012 PDC was an excellent strategic thinking enabler on key issues influencing governmental
sector business practices and accountability. Bravo!” - Colonel (Ret.) Tim Wiseman, Chief
Risk Officer, East Carolina University
“Excellent training conference! Speakers and topics were very relevant to all government em-
ployees ... from local to state to federal. Superb organization and logistics by the AGA team.”
- Corrine Eilo, CFO, Denali Commission
“The CGFM and the annual AGA PDC should be on the radar of every government fiscal em-
ployee. It is the who's who of government finance. I feel very fortunate to be able to attend
and listen to experts such as Daniel Werfel, Mark Reger, and Todd Grams; discuss fiscal is-
sues that have a direct impact on my life from a professional perspective, as well as a United
States citizen…” – Joseph Schmitt, Financial Quality Assurance Management, U.S. Depart-
ment of Veterans Affairs
Exhibitors are also available to demonstrate products, tools and cutting-edge technology to
help your agency achieve its mission. See “Exhibit Hall” for more information.
Volume 2012-2013, Issue 9 March 2013
Page 14
New England Regional News
Maine Chapter Meetings
Monthly meetings are held September
through May of each year, and alternate be-
tween breakfast and luncheon times. Each
meeting features a keynote speaker discuss-
ing events or programs currently impacting government
and the state as a whole.
Throughout the year, Maine AGA members perform sev-
eral community service events, providing support to local
children, veterans and homeless citizens.
Maine Chapter at www.gwi.net/~aga/
Aroostook County Chapter
Chapter CEC Meetings are scheduled
for the 2nd Thursday of each month.
General Membership Meetings are held as needed.
The Christopher Home community service project is an
on-going monthly project that AGA Aroostook County
has participated over the past several months. If you are
interested in getting involved in this project or other
Community Service project please contact their Commu-
nity Service Director.
Aroostook County Chapter is still at work building a
new website:
www.aroostookcountyaga.org
Meetings for the Hartford
Chapter
The Hartford Chapter Meetings are
generally held at 6:00 p.m. on the
third Wednesday of each month from September to May.
The meeting location is the Marco Polo Restaurant,
1250 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford, CT.
Hartford Chapter at www.agahartford.org
Northeast Region
Vice President Team
Linda Gover Regional Vice President
Aroostook County
Joseph Valchuis, CFE, CFS Regional Vice President Elect
Boston
Jane Gustowski, CPA Immediate Past Regional Vice President
Boston
Northeast Regional Coordinators
Thalia Melendez Regional Coordinator for Certification
New York
Colette C. Cormier Regional Coordinator for Membership
& Early Careers
Aroostook County
Kathie Still, CGFM Regional Coordinator for Chapter
Development & Assistance
Boston
Julia P Burns, CGFM, Regional Coordinator for Education
Boston
Boston’s Beacon February 2004
Page 16
John W. Beveridge, CGFM, CFE
President
Office: 617-727-6200
E-mail: [email protected]
Wallace Alan Franklin, CGFM, CGA
President-Elect
Office: 508-792-7810
E-mail: [email protected]
David A. LeBlanc, CGFM
Immediate Past President
Newsletter Editor
Office: 781-338-6485
E-mail: [email protected]
Richard Sullivan, CPA
Secretary
Office: 781-937-9322
E-mail: [email protected]
Maria Mamakos
Treasurer
Office: 781-338-6537
E-mail: [email protected]
Julia P. Burns, CGFM
William Muench, CGFM, CPA
Director of Scholarships
and Awards
Office: 978-796-3637
E-mail: [email protected]
Joseph Valchuis, CFE, CFS
Director of Professional Certification
Office: 781-338-6516
E-mail: [email protected]
Mary T. Leyden, CGFM
Career Day Chair
Tel: 617-236-1630
David A. LeBlanc, CGFM, CFS
Director at Large
Office: 781-338-6485
E-mail: [email protected]
Craig Hall
Director of Accountability
Office: 617-770-7676 Ext. 106
E-mail: [email protected]
Mary T. Leyden, CGFM
Career Day Chair
Tel: 617-236-1630
Julia P. Burns, CGFM
Vice President for Education and Programs
Office: 617-973-2452
E-mail: [email protected]
Judith Reilly, CPA, CFE
Vice President for Planning
Office: 617-565-4029
E-mail: [email protected]
Barry Ahearn
Vice President for Communication
Newsletter Editor,
Office: 617-727-0025
E-mail: [email protected]
Nick Dahl, CGFM
Director of Bylaws and Procedures
Office: 781-687-3120 .
E-mail: [email protected]
Jane Gustowski, CPA
Director of Community Service
Office: 508-798-5452
E-mail: [email protected]
Shannon Parven
Vice President for Membership
Director of Early Careers
Office: 617-727-6200
E-mail: [email protected]
2012 - 2013 Officers, Directors and Chairs
Association of Government Accountants
Boston Chapter
c/o 75 Pleasant Street
Malden, MA
www.agaboston.org
Platinum
Chapter
Volume 2012-2013, Issue 9 March 2013
Ernest Almonte, CGFM, CPA
President
Office: 401-921-2000
E-mail: [email protected]
Suzanne Bump
President Elect
Office: 617-727-2075
E-mail: [email protected]
Shawn Warren, CPA
Immediate Past President
Office: 617-988-1000
E-mail: [email protected]
Richard Sullivan, CPA
Secretary
Office: 781-914-1700
E-mail: [email protected]
Patricia (Tanona) Rydlak
Treasurer
Office: 781-338-6524
Email: [email protected]
Shana Doiran
Chapter Auditor
Office: 617-988-1056
Email: [email protected]
