Association of Chartered Accountants in the United States (ACAUS)

Description

Founded in 1980, The Association of Chartered Accountants in the United States (ACAUS) is a nonprofit professional and educational organization dedicated to representing the interests of over 6,500 Chartered Accountants from the funding Home Institutes who reside in the United States.
Chartered Accountants, in the United States, who are members in good standing of the following Institutes, collectively the “Home Institutes”, are eligible members of ACAUS.

Member benefits

Regular business and social networking functions with fellow CAs, Presidents and Chief Executives of the Home Institutes, as well as with leaders in U.S. business and U.S. accounting profession;
Career services through ACAUS’ Career Committee, responsible for investigating, soliciting and identifying career opportunities across the U.S. through a network of preferred executive recruitment firms;
Information on matters of reciprocity (i.e. helping CAs receive US CPA licensing and/or recognition of the CA qualifications), including State Boards’ contact information, educational institutions offering CPA exam preparatory programs, and CPA exam review course vendors;
Webcasts on relevant topics of interest, many of which carry CPE accreditation, through ACAUS' Education Committee;
Effective strategies to promote the CA designation as a global professional accounting qualification among large employers and recruiters in the U.S.;
Access to a current online membership directory for powerful business networking; and
An interactive website, with significant information on services and linkage to other key accounting and business bodies and professionals.