Kevin Russell AG Edwards Financial Advisor

5:30 PM to 6:15PM

Dr. Janet Buzzard

Dr. William Huffman

Guest Speaker – TBA

Todd Dalzell

Vice President of Compliance

Mid-Missouri Bank, Inc .

Tim Palmer

Adecco Employment

Tamko

Ken Caviness

Rodeny Spriggs

Co-Founders of Vintage Stock, Inc.

Shelly Hunter

Director of Business Development

St. John’s Hospital

5:30 PM to 7:00 PM

Prof. James Harris

Prof. Maeve Cummings

Professors, Pittsburg State University

Director of the IDEA Center

Leggett & Platt, Inc.

The Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) established the Institute of Certified Management Accountants (ICMA) in 1972 to implement and administer the Certified Management Accountant (CMA) Program and in 1996 the Certified Financial Management (CFM) Program. The ICMA evaluates the credentials of candidates, administers the examination, grants certificates, and ensures the CMA's and CFM's continue to meet the professional requirements necessary to retain their certificates in good standing. The ICMA is governed by the ICMA Board of Regents. The Board members are appointed by the president of the IMA for three-year terms, with one third of the member appointed each year. The ICMA staff plans and implements the ICMA activities within the framework of policies and procedures established by the ICMA board of Regents.

All ICMA certification exams are given in a computer based format through Prometric Technology Centers. Candidates are authorized for an examination by the ICMA, and then schedule the exam at a Prometric Technology Center through their national registry. All examination parts (Parts 1, 2 CMA, 2 CFM, 3 and 4) are now available at all locations on a continuous basis (except Sundays and Holidays). Candidates receive immediate feedback on their performance before leaving the testing center. New applicants to the ICMA should seek admission 60-90 days before they wish to take the exam. Continuing candidates should register for parts 4-6 weeks prior to taking the exam.