Committees

Serving on a society committee can help you meet CPA colleagues, learn more about your profession and contribute to your career. To volunteer for a committee, call 701-775-7100 or e-mail us at mail@ndcpas.org.

Current Committees:  2016 Committees.pdf

Convention
Plan and manage the convention. Typically committee members should be from the upcoming convention location. 
Time: Monthly meetings, plus your work at the convention.

CPE
Select CPE programs to be offered.
Time: 1/2 day meeting and perhaps 1 conference call.

Membership
Recommend award winners, mentor new CPAs and consider new services.
Time: Approximately 4 conference calls, 1-2 hours each.

Members In Industry
Plan the Management Conference and contribute newsletter articles.
Time: 1/2 day meeting, work at the conference and perhaps 1 or 2 conference calls.

Peer Review
Review and accept PR documents. Call us for membership requirements.
Time: Approximately one 1/2 day meeting and 4-6 conference calls.

Professional Ethics
Respond to complaints and proposed ethics changes, as well as inform members about ethics matters.
Time: 1 - 2 conference calls.

Public Relations
Promote the profession through advertising and help attract new entrants into the CPA profession.
Time: 1 to 2, 1/2 day meetings.

Taxation
Liaison with tax entities, inform members and participate in the "tax forum."
Time: Approximately one or two 1/2 day meetings.

Young Professionals Group
Plan activities for young professionals.
Time: Approximately 4 conference calls and perhaps some at events.

Mentor Program
The Society has a mentor program for new CPAs. It provides the new CPA with a contact person within the profession. It's a way to learn about the profession, opportunities, how to get involved, career ideas, etc. To participate as a mentor or a new CPA, simply call the Society office at 701-775-7100. To participate, everyone is required to be members or affiliates.

Other Opportunities
If an ongoing committee role doesn't sound right for you, there are other ways to be of service to your profession – on your own schedule:

• Prepare a newsletter article.
  
• Be a "host" for a new CPA at annual conventions
  
• Contact a few nonmembers and encourage them to join.