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20.08.2005
As was mentioned earlier, IMA (Institute of Management Accountant) provides the certification in the management accounting profession. The question about the value of CMA certification always sparked lively discussions among IMA members. A lot of members think that IMA doesn’t pay sufficient attention to the promotion of profession and the improving the value of certified specialists among US employers. As a consequence, many CMAs (Certified Management Accountants) experience difficulty in their job searches, because employers don’t know what CMA certification is.
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It seems that IMA decides to change this situation. Good and promising news have appeared on the main page of the official IMA site:
Paul Sharman, President and CEO, discusses the current state of the accountancy profession in the U.S. and IMA's strategic initiatives aimed at rebalancing and advancing the profession. IMA is dedicated to rebalancing the accountancy profession by educating society regarding the business building role of management accountants and finance professionals working inside organizations. These "inside" professionals drive business performance through value-adding activities that include designing, implementing, and managing effective decision support, planning and control mechanisms that impact all strategic areas of the organization.well, we'll see :-)
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