SINCE 1927 WE’VE BEEN MEETING THE
GOALS OF THE CLUB’S FOUNDERS

The Accountants Club of America is a membership organization that fosters the exchange of ideas to enhance the development and growth of the profession. The club encourages the professional development of its members to better serve their clients and the community.

The vision of the original 25 organizers was to provide a forum for the leaders of the accounting profession to meet in a social, friendly atmosphere where they could bond and advance the ideals of the profession.

The club was initially open only to certified or chartered public accountants. It was later decided to extend membership to corporate accountants, and to other men and women who had continuing interest in areas related to accounting, such as attorneys, bankers, credit grantors, academics, and related professionals.

The club holds breakfast or luncheon meetings during the year featuring guest speakers. The speakers are prominent individuals usually from outside the accounting profession. They include corporate executives, journalists, authors, and public officials. The relaxed atmosphere of the luncheons allows the members an opportunity to ask questions, and often engage in a spirited discussion with the speakers.

New members have found that the club provides an excellent opportunity to expand their contacts and friendships both within the accounting profession, and the other fields represented by the membership.

The club welcomes membership applications from present and future leaders of the accounting profession who are interested in meeting and interacting with other professionals in a social environment.