NASBA Welcomes New Leadership
The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) proudly announces the appointment of Daniel Dustin as its next President and CEO. Mr. Dustin’s tenure commences on July 1, 2023, succeeding Kenneth Bishop, who is retiring after 19 years of distinguished service.
About Daniel Dustin
Mr. Dustin brings over 30 years of experience in the accounting and finance industry to NASBA. He has held various leadership positions, including:
* Chief Executive Officer, California Board of Accountancy
* President, Federation of Schools of Accountancy (FSA)
* Member, AICPA Council
Mr. Dustin has a deep understanding of the regulatory and educational landscape for accountants. He is committed to fostering collaboration and innovation within the accounting profession.
NASBA’s Mission and Vision
Under Mr. Dustin’s leadership, NASBA will continue to:
* Protect the public interest by ensuring the competency and ethical conduct of accountants
* Promote the integrity of the accounting profession through high standards of education and regulation
* Facilitate interstate mobility for accountants through the Uniform CPA Examination and the CPA Mobility Model
Key Priorities
Mr. Dustin has identified several key priorities for his tenure:
* Enhancing the CPA Examination to reflect evolving industry trends
* Expanding NASBA’s role in supporting diversity, equity, and inclusion in the accounting profession
* Strengthening relationships with key stakeholders, including state boards and accounting educators
NASBA Board Chair,
Daniel’s extensive experience, commitment to the profession, and proven ability to drive positive change make him the ideal choice to lead NASBA into the future.
Conclusion
The appointment of Daniel Dustin marks an exciting chapter in NASBA’s history. His leadership and vision will be instrumental in shaping the future of the accounting profession. NASBA extends a warm welcome to Mr. Dustin and is eager to work with him to advance the organization’s mission.
Kind regards,
G. Porter
