Kinman Tong, CPA

Kinman Tong, CPA

San Francisco, California, United States
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About

As a principal at Baker Tilly, Kinman leads and oversees audit and assurance engagements…

Activity

Experience

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    Baker Tilly US

    San Francisco Bay Area

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    San Francisco Bay Area

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    San Francisco

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    San Francisco

Education

  • University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business Graphic

    University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business

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    Activities and Societies: Tau Kappa Epsilon International Fraternity (TKE), Haas Alumni Network (HAN), Haas Business School Association (HBSA), Golden Key International Honour Society, AIESEC, and Associated Students of University of California (ASUC).

Licenses & Certifications

Volunteer Experience

  • American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) Graphic

    Member - AICPA Not-for-Profit Entities Expert Panel

    American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)

    - Present 1 year 1 month

    Education

    The Not-for-Profit Entities Expert Panel serves the needs of AICPA members on financial and business reporting and audit and attest matters. The expert panel protects the public interest by bringing together knowledgeable parties in the not-for-profit industry to deliberate and come to agreement on key issues.

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    Treasurer, Finance Committee Chair, Investment Committee Chair, Executive Committee, and Board Member

    Asian Health Services

    - Present 4 years 3 months

    Health

    Asian Health Services, founded in 1974, provides health, social, and advocacy services for all regardless of income, insurance status, immigration status, language, or culture. Our approach to wellbeing focuses on “whole patient health,” which is why we provide more than primary care services, including mental health, case management, nutrition, and dental care to more than 50,000 patients in English and 14 languages: Korean, ASL, Lao, Burmese, Mandarin, Cantonese, French, Mien, Karen…

    Asian Health Services, founded in 1974, provides health, social, and advocacy services for all regardless of income, insurance status, immigration status, language, or culture. Our approach to wellbeing focuses on “whole patient health,” which is why we provide more than primary care services, including mental health, case management, nutrition, and dental care to more than 50,000 patients in English and 14 languages: Korean, ASL, Lao, Burmese, Mandarin, Cantonese, French, Mien, Karen, Mongolian, Karenni, Tagalog, Khmer, and Vietnamese.

    We offer medical, dental, and mental health services for all ages.

    We also recognize that a patient’s health is directly linked to their social and economic circumstances. That’s why we are dedicated advocates, and we promote policies that make our communities a safer and healthier place to live. Learn more about our work outside the clinic walls through programs and advocacy.

    https://asianhealthservices.org/leadership/

  • Advisory Council Member

    National Rainbow College Fund

    - Present 1 year 1 month

    Education

    National Rainbow College Fund (NRCF) is the first scholarship designed to exclusively support LGBTQ+ students pursuing their ambitions for higher education regardless of the public nature of the student’s sexual and gender identity. The groundbreaking fund addresses the unique challenges LGBTQ+ students face such as social acceptance, mental health issues and family rejection that can hinder their ability to afford college that in turn impacts long-term economic earning power. Setting the…

    National Rainbow College Fund (NRCF) is the first scholarship designed to exclusively support LGBTQ+ students pursuing their ambitions for higher education regardless of the public nature of the student’s sexual and gender identity. The groundbreaking fund addresses the unique challenges LGBTQ+ students face such as social acceptance, mental health issues and family rejection that can hinder their ability to afford college that in turn impacts long-term economic earning power. Setting the precedent in California, San Diego Foundation’s vision is for the fund to grow to be a national source of financial aid for LGBTQ+ students to attend the technical school, college or university of their choosing. Learn more at https://rainbowcollegefund.org/.

    Our Advisory Council comprises dedicated leaders who are committed to advancing the mission of the National Rainbow College Fund. Council members bring their expertise, passion and diverse perspectives to guide our efforts in supporting LGBTQ+ students.

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    Audit Committee, Finance Committee, and Board Member

    Aurora Theatre Company

    - Present 5 years 3 months

    Arts and Culture

    As the storyteller for our community, Aurora Theatre Company inspires new audiences and longtime theatre lovers alike with the visceral power of live theatre. Our venues, the most intimate professional stages in the Bay Area, highlight great acting, nuanced language, and an immediacy that makes for exhilarating theatre. By telling profoundly relevant stories, we’re building a new culture of theatregoing in the Bay Area and contributing to a revitalization of theatre nationwide, challenging all…

    As the storyteller for our community, Aurora Theatre Company inspires new audiences and longtime theatre lovers alike with the visceral power of live theatre. Our venues, the most intimate professional stages in the Bay Area, highlight great acting, nuanced language, and an immediacy that makes for exhilarating theatre. By telling profoundly relevant stories, we’re building a new culture of theatregoing in the Bay Area and contributing to a revitalization of theatre nationwide, challenging all of us to think deeper, laugh louder, and engage more purposefully and profoundly with our neighbors and our world.

    https://www.auroratheatre.org/mission
    https://www.auroratheatre.org/board

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    Chair - LGBTQ+ Initiatives Committee

    AICPA

    - Present 5 years 3 months

    Civil Rights and Social Action

    The mission of the AICPA LGBTQ+ Initiatives Committee is to facilitate an environment for discussions and actions that will encourage increased representation and incorporate and maintain an inclusive atmosphere for individuals and groups from a diversity of gender expressions and sexual orientations.

    https://www.aicpa.org/career/diversityinitiatives/lgbtq-initiatives-committee
    https://www.aicpa.org/news/article/lgbtq-initiatives-committee-works-for-change

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    Member - Commission on Belonging

    California Society of CPAs/CalCPA Education Foundation

    - Present 3 years 3 months

    Civil Rights and Social Action

    The CalCPA Commission on Belonging shared vision for the future is one in which CalCPA reflects the diversity of the broader accounting and finance profession, and all CalCPA stakeholders are equitably valued, welcomed and included.

    CalCPA’s Belonging Commission’s goals are:
    - Embrace Belonging as a driver of satisfaction, engagement as well as organizational resilience, innovation, value, and growth > grow societal value of CalCPA and the profession.
    - Serve as a Belonging…

    The CalCPA Commission on Belonging shared vision for the future is one in which CalCPA reflects the diversity of the broader accounting and finance profession, and all CalCPA stakeholders are equitably valued, welcomed and included.

    CalCPA’s Belonging Commission’s goals are:
    - Embrace Belonging as a driver of satisfaction, engagement as well as organizational resilience, innovation, value, and growth > grow societal value of CalCPA and the profession.
    - Serve as a Belonging thought leader, advocate and resource for members, staff and partners while tapping into the worldwide DEIB body of knowledge and the collective experiences of CalCPA members, staff and partners > grow stakeholder value.
    - Recommend and help execute on (where relevant) strategies, approaches, programs, services, and research that will help CalCPA better leverage Belonging as a competitive advantage, develop pipelines of future leaders and members, cultivate diverse and inclusive professional staff, attract partners who follow DEIB best practices, and lead the accounting and finance profession of the future > grow organizational value.

    https://www.calcpa.org/cpa-career-center/diversity-and-inclusion

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    Advisory Board Member - Center for Financial Reporting and Management

    University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business

    - Present 6 years 10 months

    Education

    The BerkeleyHaas Center for Financial Reporting and Management and the BerkeleyHaas Accounting program both benefit from the support and counsel of the distinguished Advisory Board. Their commitment to the profession and to BerkeleyHaas keeps us focused on preparing the next generation of accounting professionals to deliver high-quality financial reporting in the business community worldwide.

    https://haas.berkeley.edu/accounting/cfrm/advisory-board/

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    Member - Inclusion & Belonging Center of Expertise (COE)

    Silicon Valley Leadership Group

    - Present 3 years 4 months

    Civil Rights and Social Action

    The SVLG Inclusion & Belonging Center of Expertise (COE) focuses on partnerships and policies around issues of equity, representation, and expanded opportunities in tech with an eye towards enhancing the region’s business competitiveness.

    Working groups and task forces of the Inclusion & Belonging Center of Expertise:
    - The Pathways to Tech Working Group
    - CSForAll Task Force
    - The ERG/BRG Consortium
    - The Health Equity Working Group
    - The Health Advocacy Working…

    The SVLG Inclusion & Belonging Center of Expertise (COE) focuses on partnerships and policies around issues of equity, representation, and expanded opportunities in tech with an eye towards enhancing the region’s business competitiveness.

    Working groups and task forces of the Inclusion & Belonging Center of Expertise:
    - The Pathways to Tech Working Group
    - CSForAll Task Force
    - The ERG/BRG Consortium
    - The Health Equity Working Group
    - The Health Advocacy Working Group

    https://www.svlg.org/inclusion-belonging/

    The Racial Justice & Equity (RJE) Committee works with the SVLG Policy Team to drive member priorities in key corporate diversity initiatives and public policy concerns related to equity and inclusion. These activities include managing a portfolio of programs like 25x25, partnerships, and policy engagement at the state and federal levels of government. Membership consists of companies that seek to advance diversity, equity and inclusion within their organizational cultures to effect change in the broader technology sector and innovation economy.

    https://www.svlg.org/racial-justice-equity/

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    2020-21 Cohort Member - Racial Equity Action Institute

    Northern California Grantmakers

    - Present 5 years 8 months

    Civil Rights and Social Action

    Current and historical policies are driving dramatic inequality with rising and continued racial violence, hate, and intolerance. Now, more than ever we need to put emphasis on change and action within institutions and across sectors in order to operationalize racial equity.

    The Racial Equity Action Institute was developed by Northern California Grantmakers (NCG) in 2019 to do just that. We have shifted our in-person Institute to a useful virtual experience with interactive convenings…

    Current and historical policies are driving dramatic inequality with rising and continued racial violence, hate, and intolerance. Now, more than ever we need to put emphasis on change and action within institutions and across sectors in order to operationalize racial equity.

    The Racial Equity Action Institute was developed by Northern California Grantmakers (NCG) in 2019 to do just that. We have shifted our in-person Institute to a useful virtual experience with interactive convenings for those who want to advance REDI (Racial Equity, Diversity, Inclusion) within their institutions. One sector on its own cannot solve the challenges of racial inequities – this Institute connects racial equity specialists from philanthropy, business, government, and nonprofits.

    During this eight-month, multi-sector training, participants will gain knowledge, lessons, and tools for developing actionable strategies in their institutions with field experts and each other. The curriculum centers racial equity with an intersectional framework that recognizes the ways race is shaped and informed by class, gender, sexuality, and ability. We recognize we can achieve more together and are pleased to partner with Southern California Grantmakers (SCG) this year to create solutions for our shared challenges in the Bay Area and Los Angeles regions.

    https://ncg.org/racial-equity-action-institute

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    Member - CHC Mission & Movement Peer Network

    California Primary Care Association

    - Present 2 years 5 months

    Health

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    Member - Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Council

    National Alliance for Care at Home

    - Present 5 years 8 months

    Health

    Working as a resource for the Diversity & Inclusion Task Force, the Diversity & Inclusion Advisory Council will consist of dedicated members of the National Alliance for Care at Home, who have chosen to be champions for diversity, equity, and inclusion, and will provide guidance and insights to assist the D&I Task Force and the Alliance in establishing and implementing these strategic objectives and tracking their ongoing efficacy. While doing so, these champions will remain highly visible and…

    Working as a resource for the Diversity & Inclusion Task Force, the Diversity & Inclusion Advisory Council will consist of dedicated members of the National Alliance for Care at Home, who have chosen to be champions for diversity, equity, and inclusion, and will provide guidance and insights to assist the D&I Task Force and the Alliance in establishing and implementing these strategic objectives and tracking their ongoing efficacy. While doing so, these champions will remain highly visible and promote increased diversity, equity, and inclusion in the membership and leadership.

    The D&I Advisory Council will be a “sounding board” for the D&I Task Force, a sort of focus group, to sharpen the direction and actions of the D&I Task Force.

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    Planning Committee Member - CalCPA Governmental Accounting and Auditing Conference

    California Society of CPAs/CalCPA Education Foundation

    - Present 5 years 5 months

    Education

    Participate in the profession's effort to improve the quality of financial reporting on governmental entities by providing practical guidance to CPAs in the area of governmental accounting and auditing via an annual governmental accounting and auditing conference for CalCPA members.

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    BS 2003 Class Engagement Officer (CEO) - Berkeley Haas Alumni Council

    University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business

    - Present 12 years 11 months

    Education

    As a member of the Berkeley Haas Alumni Council, I serve as an ambassador to fellow classmates and alumni by communicating about year-round events and activities, engagement opportunities, lifelong learning programs, career services, and the importance of giving to the school. I also provide strategic input on the objectives and priorities of the Berkeley Haas Alumni Network (BHAN).

    Active Alumni Council board member since junior year at Haas, including participation on various task…

    As a member of the Berkeley Haas Alumni Council, I serve as an ambassador to fellow classmates and alumni by communicating about year-round events and activities, engagement opportunities, lifelong learning programs, career services, and the importance of giving to the school. I also provide strategic input on the objectives and priorities of the Berkeley Haas Alumni Network (BHAN).

    Active Alumni Council board member since junior year at Haas, including participation on various task forces and standing committees. Co-chaired Feed the Bear for BS 2003, Class Gift Committee for BS 2003 and 5th, 10th, and 15th Years Reunion Committee. Ask me about giving to Haas, hiring Haas, or engaging in Haas!

    http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/groups/alumni/community/alumni_council.html

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    Alumni Advisor, Province Advisor, Audit Committee Member; and Finance and Budget Committee Member.

    Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity

    - Present 22 years 11 months

    Education

    As the founding Grammateus, I helped rechartered the Nu Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon at University of California, Berkeley and was inducted into the OOF, KCL, and FFL. A Life Loyal Teke since 2003, I was an active committee member of the founding Life Loyal Teke committee. I have also served as Province Advisor to Northern California chapters since 2003, and as an alumni advisor to the Nu Chapter.

    I have also had the privilege of serving on the TKE Educational Foundation's Audit &…

    As the founding Grammateus, I helped rechartered the Nu Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon at University of California, Berkeley and was inducted into the OOF, KCL, and FFL. A Life Loyal Teke since 2003, I was an active committee member of the founding Life Loyal Teke committee. I have also served as Province Advisor to Northern California chapters since 2003, and as an alumni advisor to the Nu Chapter.

    I have also had the privilege of serving on the TKE Educational Foundation's Audit & Finance Committee.

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    Member - Berkeley Haas Alumni Council

    University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business

    - Present 23 years

    Education

    As a member of the BerkeleyHaas’ Alumni Council, I serve as an ambassador to fellow classmates and alumni by communicating about year-round events and activities, engagement opportunities, lifelong learning programs, career services, and the importance of giving to the school. I also provide strategic input on the objectives and priorities of the BerkeleyHaas Alumni Network (BHAN).

    As a proud alum, I embrace the school's Four Defining Leadership Principles -- Question the Status Quo…

    As a member of the BerkeleyHaas’ Alumni Council, I serve as an ambassador to fellow classmates and alumni by communicating about year-round events and activities, engagement opportunities, lifelong learning programs, career services, and the importance of giving to the school. I also provide strategic input on the objectives and priorities of the BerkeleyHaas Alumni Network (BHAN).

    As a proud alum, I embrace the school's Four Defining Leadership Principles -- Question the Status Quo, Confidence Without Attitude, Students Always, Beyond Yourself -- which foster my mindset and behaviors as an innovative Berkeley leader.

    http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/groups/alumni/community/alumni_council.html

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    Golden Bear Life Member

    California Alumni Association

    - Present 23 years

    Education

  • National Association for Home Care & Hospice Graphic

    Member - HHFMA Payment and Reimbursement Committee

    National Association for Home Care & Hospice

    - 7 years 1 month

    Health

    Mission: To identify, research and study emerging home care and hospice payment and reimbursement issues to assist HHFMA and NAHC in the development of strategy, advocacy, and education on the corresponding payment and reimbursement issues.

    Role: The Payment and Reimbursement Committee will conduct business through quarterly teleconference meetings to help identify emerging home care and hospice payment and reimbursement matters that the HHFMA Workgroup should address on behalf of HHFMA…

    Mission: To identify, research and study emerging home care and hospice payment and reimbursement issues to assist HHFMA and NAHC in the development of strategy, advocacy, and education on the corresponding payment and reimbursement issues.

    Role: The Payment and Reimbursement Committee will conduct business through quarterly teleconference meetings to help identify emerging home care and hospice payment and reimbursement matters that the HHFMA Workgroup should address on behalf of HHFMA and NAHC. Where appropriate, temporary subcommittees or task forces will be established to focus on payment and reimbursement issues that have been identified as needing attention. Such subcommittees or task forces shall work with the Payment and Reimbursement Committee to develop the goals, appropriate forum for meetings, and timeline for desired results. It is intended that the Payment and Reimbursement Committee leverage the experience, expertise, and insight of subject matter experts to build workgroups to research and study home care and hospice payment and reimbursement issues to assist HHFMA and NAHC in the development of strategy, advocacy, and education on the corresponding payment and reimbursement issues.

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    Member - Finance Committee

    LeadingAge California

    - 8 years 1 month

    Social Services

    Finance Committee for LeadingAge California

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    Committee Member - Friends of Smuin

    Smuin Ballet

    - 5 years 10 months

    Arts and Culture

    Serve as Smuin Ballet company ambassadors.

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    Member - HHFMA Young Financial Professionals Committee

    National Association for Home Care & Hospice

    - 4 years 9 months

    Social Services

    Mission: To seek qualified young financial professionals, typically those under the age of 40 years old, who have established or are developing careers in the home care and hospice industries and engage those professionals in activities of the Home Care & Hospice Financial Managers Association (HHFMA) and National Association for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC), including advocacy, education, membership, and other activities.

    Role: The Young Financial Professionals Committee will conduct…

    Mission: To seek qualified young financial professionals, typically those under the age of 40 years old, who have established or are developing careers in the home care and hospice industries and engage those professionals in activities of the Home Care & Hospice Financial Managers Association (HHFMA) and National Association for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC), including advocacy, education, membership, and other activities.

    Role: The Young Financial Professionals Committee will conduct business through periodic virtual and live meetings to achieve its primary purpose of engaging qualified young home care and hospice financial professionals in the activities of HHFMA and NAHC. When appropriate, subcommittees or task forces will be established to focus on committee initiatives. The committee will also seek opportunities to collaborate and support other HHFMA and NAHC committees on respective initiatives.

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    Class Reunion Co-chair - Class of 2003 - 15th Year Reunion Campaign

    University of California, Berkeley

    - 1 year 3 months

    Education

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    Member - Networking Committee

    YNPNsfba

    - 2 years 6 months

    Education

    Young Nonprofit Professionals Network San Francisco Bay Area (YNPNsfba) is the network for established and emerging young nonprofit leaders in the San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose area.

    We connect emerging leaders in our community as a force for good. We empower nonprofit professionals through professional development, networking events, and social opportunities.

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    Founding Treasurer and Finance & Development Chair - Cal Alumni Pride

    Cal Alumni Association | UC Berkeley

    - 7 years 6 months

    Education

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    Class Reunion Committee Member - Class of 2003 - 10th Year Reunion Campaign

    University of California, Berkeley

    - 1 year

    Education

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    Alumni Council & Development Council Board Member - Haas Alumni Network

    Haas School of Business

    - 11 years 7 months

    Education

    Active Alumni Council board member since junior year at Haas School of Business, including participation on various task forces and committees. Co-chaired Feed the Bear for BS 2003, leading into being an active member of Class Gift Committee for BS 2003 and Development Council board member for Class Campaigns. Ask me about giving to Haas!

    Alumni Council - http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/groups/alumni/community/alumni_council.html
    Development Council -…

    Active Alumni Council board member since junior year at Haas School of Business, including participation on various task forces and committees. Co-chaired Feed the Bear for BS 2003, leading into being an active member of Class Gift Committee for BS 2003 and Development Council board member for Class Campaigns. Ask me about giving to Haas!

    Alumni Council - http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/groups/alumni/community/alumni_council.html
    Development Council - http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/groups/alumni/giving/haasfund/volunteer/council_list.html

Publications

  • Financial Reporting Standards Guide: Implementation for Not-for-Profits

    Moss Adams LLP

    Our implementation guide provides an overview of the new reporting standards as well as a reporting checklist that serves as a helpful reference for all not-for-profit organizations, as they implement Financial Accounting Standards Board’s (FASB) Accounting Standards Update (ASU) 2016-14, Not-for-Profit Entities (Topic 958): Presentation of Financial Statements of Not-for-Profit Entities.

    See publication
  • Not-for-Profit Reporting Series: Changes in Expense Reporting

    Moss Adams Insight

    An update by the Financial Accounting Standards Board improves financial reporting requirements for not-for-profit entities. We take a closer look at one of the new standard’s significant changes—new requirements in expense reporting. For a closer look at new asset reporting, see this Insight.

    While the standard won’t take effect until fiscal years beginning after December 15, 2017, and even later for interim periods within fiscal years, early adoption is permitted, so it’s best to…

    An update by the Financial Accounting Standards Board improves financial reporting requirements for not-for-profit entities. We take a closer look at one of the new standard’s significant changes—new requirements in expense reporting. For a closer look at new asset reporting, see this Insight.

    While the standard won’t take effect until fiscal years beginning after December 15, 2017, and even later for interim periods within fiscal years, early adoption is permitted, so it’s best to assess the impacts now.

    Other authors
    See publication
  • OMB Releases 2016 Compliance Supplement

    Moss Adams Insight

    A Part-by-Part Review of This Year’s Updates

    The Office of Management and Budget recently released its 2016 compliance supplement. It contains a number of changes that affect states, local governments, Indian tribal governments, and not-for-profit organizations that receive federal funding or grants—many of them related to the new uniform guidance for federal awards.

    In this Alert, we review what was updated in the 2016 compliance supplement.

    Other authors
    See publication
  • For Health Care Organizations, Federal Awards Come with New Compliance Requirements

    California Healthcare News

    Accept Federal Awards? Know the Compliance Requirements

    Any organization that receives federal awards must adhere to the uniform guidance—a set of rules aimed at reducing the administrative burden on award recipients while also mitigating the risk of waste, fraud, and abuse. Health care organizations are no exception.

    In this article originally published in California Healthcare News, we cover a few especially important areas: subrecipient monitoring, procurement, and the…

    Accept Federal Awards? Know the Compliance Requirements

    Any organization that receives federal awards must adhere to the uniform guidance—a set of rules aimed at reducing the administrative burden on award recipients while also mitigating the risk of waste, fraud, and abuse. Health care organizations are no exception.

    In this article originally published in California Healthcare News, we cover a few especially important areas: subrecipient monitoring, procurement, and the requirement for written policies and procedures.

    See publication
  • Uniform Guidance in Focus: Procurement

    Moss Adams Insight

    Holding the Federal Purse Strings

    Organizations that receive federal funds must procure goods and services according to the guidelines in the uniform guidance. For state and local governments and tribal entities, the procurement rules will be very familiar; for others, updating policies and procedures may take a bit of work.

    In this Insight, we cover the five methods of procurement and outline some best practices.

    Other authors
    See publication
  • Uniform Guidance in Focus: Subrecipient Monitoring

    Moss Adams Insight

    Keep Your Eye on the Dollar

    Under the uniform guidance for federal awards, entities that receive federal funds and pass them through to subrecipients are required to monitor the use of those funds, whether they’re subject to audit or not.

    In this first installment of a series on key elements of the uniform guidance, we look at the most important topics in subrecipient monitoring and provide best practices.

    See publication

Courses

  • Advanced Financial Accounting

    UGBA 120B

  • Auditing

    UGBA 126

  • Business Communication

    UGBA 100

  • Corporate Finance & Financial Statement Analysiis

    UGBA131

  • Financial Information Analysis

    UGBA 122

  • Intermediate Financial Accounting

    UGBA 120A

  • Introduction to Finance

    UGBA 103

  • Introduction to Financial Accounting

    UGBA 102A

  • Introduction to Managerial Accounting

    UGBA 102B

  • Introduction to Organizational Behavior

    UGBA 105

  • Macroeconomic Analysis for Business Decisions

    UGBA 101B

  • Management of Human Resources

    UGBA151

  • Marketing

    UGBA 106

  • Microeconomic Analysis for Business Decisions

    UGBA 101A

  • Special Topics in Business Administration - Haas Case Competition

    UGBA 196

  • Special Topics in Business Administration - Perspectives on Entrepreneurship

    UGBA 196

  • Strategic Planning

    UGBA 119

  • The Social, Political and Ethical Environment of Business

    UGBA 107

Honors & Awards

  • The Business of Pride - OUTstanding Voices

    San Francisco Business Times

    The San Francisco Business Times’ Business of Pride Outstanding Voices program, honors LGBTQ leaders in the Bay Area who are making a difference in the business world. It is awarded annually during Pride Month (June).

  • Young Bear Award

    University of California, Berkeley Foundation

    In 1979, the University of California, Berkeley Foundation established a formal awards program to recognize outstanding volunteer work in the various fundraising efforts on campus. The Chancellor’s Award, the Wheeler Oak Meritorious Award, the Trustees’ Citation, and the Young Bear Award are presented at a special event each year in conjunction with the board’s winter meeting.

    The Young Bear Award is given to a current student, young alumnus, or friend who has demonstrated outstanding…

    In 1979, the University of California, Berkeley Foundation established a formal awards program to recognize outstanding volunteer work in the various fundraising efforts on campus. The Chancellor’s Award, the Wheeler Oak Meritorious Award, the Trustees’ Citation, and the Young Bear Award are presented at a special event each year in conjunction with the board’s winter meeting.

    The Young Bear Award is given to a current student, young alumnus, or friend who has demonstrated outstanding achievement on a fundraising project or campaign, or who has accomplished successful outreach to the community or alumni.

Languages

  • English

    Native or bilingual proficiency

  • Malay

    Native or bilingual proficiency

  • Chinese - Mandarin

    Limited working proficiency

  • Chinese - Cantonese

    Limited working proficiency

  • Chinese - Hokkien

    Limited working proficiency

  • Chinese - Henghwa

    Limited working proficiency

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