Attracting the best and brightest

Attracting the best and brightest

For many people, studying accounting does not necessarily signify an opportunity for creativity, innovation, and humanitarianism. But, by uncovering the trailblazers, visionaries, and rewards of pursuing this career path, Capitalize magazine not only invites readers to explore the limitless possibilities of the profession, but also encourages them to begin their own journeys into the world of accounting. The latest issue of the magazine has just been published, and can be viewed online here.

Capitalize promotes and profiles designated accountants and focuses on informing students about the new CPA designation. The magazine is mainly geared towards high school and post-secondary students, but applies to anyone interested in the accounting profession. This semi-annual publication, which reaches over 4,500 readers, covers a broad range of career-related topics and profiles provincial, national, and international accountants. It is distributed on campuses across the province, and mailed to individuals who have expressed an interest in receiving the publication.

Capitalize provides readers with a full, well-rounded scope of the career possibilities available to them through achieving their accounting designation. It does so by profiling unconventional business ventures, humanitarian efforts, and lucrative career advice from established accountants and accounting students. The nature of the articles embraces thinking outside of one’s box and venturing into unchartered territory. The publication seeks to engage and enlighten the best and the brightest students from all walks of life.

The diversity and affirmative spirit of the magazine’s content provides readers with insight into the many avenues available to them as accountants. It also creates the foundation for a respected and influential community that students can aspire to join in order to reach, and successfully obtain, their own goals. In order to equip readers with the right tools for success, the publication also provides potential accounting students with an in-depth look into the new CPA Certification program. This includes information on the degree and necessary prerequisites; the CPA Professional Education Program and registration; ways to obtain practical experience; the Pre-approved Program Route and the Experience Verification Route; mentorship; and the Common Final Evaluation.

Whether reaching out to undecided high school students or encouraging eager business students with lofty ambitions, Capitalize does more than simply recruit the next wave of accountants: it creates a sense of community that invites readers to explore its nooks and crannies in an accessible and meaningful way.

 

 

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