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Connecticut Finance & Accounting Community

Experience fall preview access!

Through November 19, select CTCPA Town Hall Meetings and Connecticut Finance & Accounting Community (CTFAC) programs are available at no charge to nonmembers working in finance, accounting, internal audit, risk, and related roles. After the preview, these programs continue as CTCPA members-only programs.

Not a member? Join today!

Download a Fall 2026 CTFAC flyer.

The Connecticut Finance & Accounting Community (CTFAC) is your professional home - wherever your finance, accounting, or internal audit career takes you.


You do not have to work in a CPA firm to belong at CTCPA. Our Connecticut Finance & Accounting Community is designed for professionals working inside companies, nonprofits, healthcare organizations, government agencies, educational institutions, and other employers across Connecticut.

What you will find here:

  • Practical programs for finance, accounting, internal-audit, risk, and business professionals.
  • Monthly Town Hall Meetings covering Connecticut, federal, regulatory, business, and professional developments.
  • Smaller peer-to-peer discussions organized around professional responsibilities and geography as participation grows.
  • Access to relevant CTCPA professional groups, including nonprofit, financial institutions, state taxation, federal taxation, accounting and financial reporting, and others.
  • Leadership development through the Connecticut Professionals' Leadership Academy and other opportunities to speak, moderate, volunteer, and lead.
  • Connections with regulators, advisers, business leaders, and peers across Connecticut.
     

Download a Fall 2026 CTFAC flyer.

Learn More About the Connecticut Accounting & Finance Community (CTFAC)

Frequently Asked Questions

Is CTFAC only for CPAs?

No! CTFAC welcomes CPAs and other finance and accounting professionals including CFOs, controllers, chief accounting officers, finance directors, accounting managers, FP&A professionals, internal auditors, risk and compliance professionals, staff accountants, emerging leaders, and others whose work supports the financial health and sound governance of organizations. 

CTCPA membership categories and eligibility determine the right membership path.

Does CTFAC include internal auditors?

 Yes. Internal audit, risk, controls, governance, and assurance are important parts of the community.

Are all CTFAC programs free?

Many member programs are included with membership at no additional program fee. Some conferences, dinners, and professional development programs may have separate registration fees; each event will state the applicable price.

What should a nonmember do after the fall preview?

 Join CTCPA to continue receiving access to member Town Hall Meetings, CTFAC programs, peer discussions, and the broader CTCPA member experience.