The New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Announces Class of 2025 Emerging Leaders
NYCPA Celebrates 10 Young CPAs in New York
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New York, NY, May 22, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The New York State Society of CPAs (NYCPA) is honoring 10 accounting professionals, all under the age of 40 and excelling in their careers, with the 202 Emerging Leaders Awards.
These exceptional young professionals hold or have held important roles in career-based, educational institutions or charitable organizations; have substantial involvement in their communities, beyond their day-to-day work life; reside or work in New York state; and are members of the NYCPA.
This year's deserving individuals are either self-nominated or were nominated by colleagues or peers who highlighted their professional accomplishments, impact on their community, and why their nominee was deserving of this recognition.
The 2025 Emerging Leaders class includes—
Arthur Khaimov, CPA; Partner, Eisner Advisory Group LLC
Eva Yehl, CPA; Senior Manager, MMB+Co
Olga Kovaliov, CPA; Engagement Leader, Empire Valuation Consultants
Toby Ruth Friedman Kerslake, CPA; Senior Manager, KPMG
Daniel Eric Goldstein, CPA, MSA; Tax Director, Goldstein Lieberman & Company LLC
Lisa McCullough, CPA; Tax Director, CohnReznick Advisory LLC
Jason Garfield, CPA; Partner, UHY LLP
Steven Lewis, CPA; Senior Accountant, U.S. Light Energy
Alex Rockoff, CPA; Senior Manager, Withum
Dr. Sean Stein Smith, CPA, DBA; Associate Professor, City University of New York at Lehman College
Winners will be recognized during the NYCPA Annual Meeting on May 29, 2025, at The Edison Ballroom, 240 W. 47th Street in Manhattan. Tickets to the Annual Meeting can be purchased online. A list of all current and previous Emerging Leaders can be found at nysscpa.org/emergingleaders.
For any press inquiries, please contact Jovan C. Richards, Media & Government Relations Assoicate Director, at jrichards@nysscpa.org or 212.719.8392.
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CONTACT: Jovan C. Richards NYCPA: New York State Society of CPAs 2127198392 jrichards@nysscpa.org
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