CMA magazine change issue now online

Read about surviving a merger, tech predictions and fostering innovation

TORONTO, May 1, 2013 /CNW/ - The May/June issue of CMA magazine is now online at http://cmamagazine.dgtlpub.com/?i=2662. This issue focuses on the changing landscape of business and relationships through mergers, collaborations and innovation. Published by the Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada (CPA Canada), CMA magazine is the go-to read for accountants and business professionals interested in the latest trends in accounting, management and strategy.

"This is a time of change for Canada's accounting profession. On April 1, we became the Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada," says Mara Gulens, CMA magazine's editor-in-chief. "But that's just one of many transformations. If you're not feeling change in your professional or personal life, then consider the weather, the economy and technology. Change is everywhere."

Highlighted features in this issue of CMA magazine include a look at four topics CMAs can't ignore in Game Changers and an examination of how Bell Aliant thrived post-merger in Two to One. Culture Clash looks at whether or not your merger will succeed, regardless of how it appears on paper.

More in this issue:

• Discover how to land a job you'll love in Pack Your Parachute.
• Change It Up! takes a look at four books that foster innovation.
• See what five CMAs have gained through personal and professional transition in What I've Learned.
• Get an insider's analysis on future tech predictions in Four Warned.
• Plus, take the CMA magazine poll and tell us what you think are the biggest attractions to working abroad.

About Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada (CPA Canada)
CPA Canada is the national organization representing the Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) profession in Canada. The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants (CICA) and The Society of Management Accountants of Canada (CMA Canada) created the organization on January 1, 2013, to support unification of the Canadian accounting profession under the CPA banner. CPAs will serve the public interest across all sectors of the economy with integrity, sound ethical practices, disciplined regulation and proven strategic management and financial expertise. Accounting bodies representing almost 90 per cent of Canada's professional accountants are committed to unification or have already merged under the CPA banner.

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SOURCE: CPA Canada

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