Alliance of Black Women Accountants

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Non-Profit Organizations Public & Non-Profit Accounting & Financial Services

About Alliance of Black Women Accountants

The Alliance of Black Women Accountants is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization based in Etiwanda, CA, dedicated to advancing women of color in the accounting and finance profession. Since its founding in 2016, A.B.W.A. has become a vital resource for professional development, mentorship, and career advancement within the accounting community. The organization provides comprehensive support through multiple initiatives designed to empower members at every stage of their careers. A.B.W.A. offers a formal mentoring program that connects seasoned accounting professionals with college students and young professionals, providing practical insights on passing the CPA examination, goal-setting, and developing essential leadership and communication skills. Members benefit from a professional forum where they share technical knowledge on accounting and tax issues, exchange business and career referrals, and collaborate on professional challenges. The organization actively participates in college and high school career fairs throughout the region, serving as role models and educators who demonstrate the pathways to success in accounting education. A.B.W.A. also administers scholarship programs, including the prestigious Rosemarie Pamela Brown Scholarship, which provides financial support to students pursuing careers in accounting and finance. Through partnerships with youth organizations, educational institutions, and community groups, the organization works to increase awareness about accounting career opportunities and provide access to internships and other professional development resources. For accounting professionals in Etiwanda and surrounding areas seeking mentorship, networking opportunities, and community support, A.B.W.A. offers a unique platform dedicated to professional growth and mutual success.