To generate resources to help underwrite the teaching and research goals of the School of Accountancy. The RoundTable was organized in the Fall of 1993 through assistance of School of Accountancy Advisory Council. The major benefit to members is their own professional development through interaction with peers and experts brought in to meet with the RoundTable adn to act as facilitators. Other benefits will include availability of resources from the School of Accountancy. Resources would include such items as access to library resources and data tapes, assistance in identifying articles and other references of interest to members, and priority treatment in identification of outstanding prospective graduates and interns or part-time employees.
Membership is by invitation only .
Membership is limited to controllers only, reflecting the commitment of the RoundTable to recognize and serve the distinctive role and responsibilities of that office. These individuals should be capable of making a worthwile contribution to the RoundTable discussions. Members may bring a guest to meetings. The presenters will be leading national experts from business, the profession, government, and academia. Meetings will normally last about two hours, including breakfast.