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EXECUTIVE EDITOR AND CEO-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR:

Kathryn B. Anderson, CAE

DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Brent C. Johnson

SR. DIRECTOR OF MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS:

Jan Dobson, CAE

EDITOR: Erika D. Peterman

GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Loleta K. Bolden

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE“Let’s go fishin’ ” is one of my favorite phrases and a philosophy embraced by our Board of Governors this year. For the board, “going fishing” means that we’ve been getting busy with specific projects, while having plenty of fun along the way.

COVER STORYTurbulent Times: Budget Woes Dominate 2009 Legislative Session

FEATURESCEO-Executive Director’s Message

10 Ways to Recruit Great Talent in Today’s EconomyThe Partner-Manager Relationship Florida Part of AICPA Peer Review Evolution Prudent Management of Endowment Funds by Not-for-Profit Organizations

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By John W. Johnson, FICPA Director of Governmental Affairs

Tension in Both Chambers

Shortfall Overshadows Session

Balancing the Budget


Rep. Carl Domino and Sen. Dennis Jones


2009 Legislative Update

Streamlining the Licensure Process


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A record crowd gathers at Miami City Hall to participate in the 1040K Walk/Run.

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WEEKCHILDREN’S

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The Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants welcomed 116 new members during February and March 2009.

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