Each year, with its esteemed Public Service Award, the MACPA recognizes a member that selflessly gives back to the community. Whether it is through giving time to local non-profit organizations or encouraging other CPAs to become involved in public service activities, the Association appreciates the efforts of its members and affiliates and acknowledges exceptional accomplishments through this special awards recognition.

Nominate yourself or a peer for the MACPA Public Service Award today. Plus, visit the MACPA web site to learn about other MACPA awards. Examples of the meaningful contributions of past MACPA Public Service Award winners: Provided leadership to Boys and Girls Club at county and state levels Served as Eagle Scout mentor and in leadership positions for numerous youth organizations including JA and YMCA Founded a half-way house for a work-release program Advocated for small business through numerous organizations and provided scholarships for business students and minorities

The Public Service Award winner is honored at the annual MACPA Awards Dinner in the fall and goes on to become the Michigan nominee for the AICPA’s Public Service Award, which is a national honor.

Nominees are judged based on their activities and accomplishments, impact on the community, time commitment and innovation.

Past Recipients of the MACPA Public Service Award:
2006 - Michael T. Tribble
2005 - Stephen R. Zimmer
2004 - Kathleen M. Kosmatka
2003 - Phil S. Willis
2002 - Mark R. Freed
2001 - Mary E. Weishaar
2000 - Phyllis B. C. Kramer
1999 - John S. Bishop
1997 - Charles J. Beauvais Jr.
1995 - William R. Halling
1994 - Ronald R. Perkins
1992 - Robert L. Bovitz
1991 - Jaclyn A. Young
1990 - Harold A. Marks
1989 - William M. Skillman
1988 - Richard H. Austin
1987 - Gerald C. Schroeder

If you know someone that exemplifies community involvement, submit a nomination form today, or contact Wendi Salmons at 248.267.3700 or via e-mail at wsalmons@michcpa.org.

Nominations are due to the MACPA by June 30, 2007.

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