40 Under 40 -- Meet the Class of 2006

Recognizing Tomorrow's Leaders in the Tax & Accounting Space

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From the Sept. 2006 Issue

As the accounting profession ages and the "old guard" that helped usher technology into public accounting prepares to close out the books on their careers, the profession will soon turn to a new cadre of leaders to steward the continued evolution of technology in the practice.

Related Article: 40 Under 40 ... and the Need to Rethink the Future

A downswing in the number of newly-minted accountants during the 1980s and 1990s resulted in a nearly generation-wide gap and leaves those in between with the responsibility of mentoring and guiding their fellow practitioners. This comes through demonstrating best practices in their work product as well as through their devotion to client service.

Who are they? What drives them? How are they fostering the growth and continued betterment of the accounting profession? What is it that makes them stand out and above the crowd? The following 40 were recognized for their current leadership in and around the field of public accounting, and for the role they appear ready to assume in guiding the profession into the future.

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Amy Vetter, CPA, MBA – 32
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Principal, Strategic Business Solutions, Daszkal Bolton, LLP, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
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