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MACPA in the media

MACPA members are busy promoting the profession and informing the public. Here's a list of the most recent activities.

Baltimore Business Journal

A number of MACPA members advertise in and / or contribute articles to an annual supplement that promotes the CPA profession to the Baltimore-Washington business community. The supplement also appears annually in the Washington Business Journal. Read the most recent supplements here:
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WUSA (CBS TV)

James Warring, CPA, of Eagle Stone Wealth Advisers, Inc., appeared on the "Mind of Money" program on Feb. 6, 2009.

Baltimore Sun

Eileen Ambrose, personal finance columnist for the Sun, often includes expert commentary from MACPA
members. Below are the most recent examples.

Susan Huddy CPA (Costello & Huddy, Chartered), "Sticky Situations," February 8, 2009.

Members as authors

William I. Eskin, CPA, recently authored a book entitled, Construction Contractors: Real-World Guide to Accounting & Auditing. The book is published by Bisk, Inc.
Raymond Speciale, CPA, is the author of Aircraft Ownership: A Legal and Tax Guide. The book was published in June 2003 by McGraw-Hill.
Shirley Appleby, CPA, is the author of Death and Taxes, a fictional novel in which a CPA helps solve a Maryland-based murder.
Dr. Stephen E. Loeb, the Ernst & Young Alumni Professor of Accounting and Business Ethics at the Robert H. Smith School of Business of the University of Maryland, is the editor of Our Past, Our Future — 100 Years of CPAs in Maryland, 1901-2001. Other MACPA members who contributed to the book are M. Kathryn Burkey, CPA; Michael J. Garner, Ph.D., CPA; David A. Jenkins, CPA; Barbara R. Stewart, Ph.D., CPA; and Margaret Hicks, Ph.D., CPA.
Edward J. McMillan, CPA, CAE, is the author of The Audit, a fictional accounting thriller.
Seth Hammer, Ph.D., CPA, is the author of Investments and Taxes: A Practical Guide for Financial Advisors. Information about the book is available on the CCH Web site.