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The American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) Standing Ovation program has recognized Benjamin Vance as one of 25 CPAs age 40 and under to be honored for their contributions to the areas of forensic accounting and business valuation. Ben was honored at the AICPA's 2016 Forensic & Valuation Services (FVS) Conference in Nashville in November.

The Standing Ovation program recognizes young CPAs who exhibit outstanding professional achievement in specialization areas, such as forensic accounting and business valuation. Requirements for nomination to the Standing Ovation program for the FVS specialty area include maintaining an active CPA license, being an AICPA member in good standing, and holding either a Certified in Financial Forensics (CFF) or Accredited in Business Valuation (ABV) specialty credential. Nominees must be 40 years old or younger.

“Benjamin Vance was honored this year for having demonstrated significant accomplishments in the areas of forensic accounting and business valuation,” said Jeannette Koger, CPA, CGMA, AICPA's vice president of member specialization and credentialing. “The AICPA’s Standing Ovation program was developed to identify those CPAs who are rising stars in the accounting profession, particularly in their area of specialization.”

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