CTCPA Partners with Hartford Business Journal for Notable Women in Accounting Special Issue
A message from CTCPA CEO Bonnie Stewart
I'm excited to share a unique opportunity to celebrate the remarkable women who are shaping Connecticut's accounting profession as we've partnered with the Hartford Business Journal on its 2026 Notable Women in Accounting Special Issue.
I encourage you to consider highlighting a deserving professional from your organization. This special publication will not only honor individual achievements but also showcase the strength, talent, and future of our profession.
As an example of the high-caliber quality of this publication, the Hartford Business Journal produced a recent Notable Women in Construction Special Issue.
If you'd like to join us in recognizing an outstanding professional at your organization, you can find more information on this page or by reaching out to the Hartford Business Journal at advertising@hartfordbusiness.com.
As Connecticut's leading professional association for CPAs and accounting professionals, the Connecticut Society of CPAs is pleased to partner with the Hartford Business Journal on its 2026 Notable Women in Accounting Special Issue.
This collaboration reflects our shared goal of recognizing the outstanding women who are making significant contributions to businesses, organizations, and communities across Connecticut.
This special print and digital publication will spotlight exceptional women working across public accounting, audit, tax, advisory services, corporate finance, nonprofit organizations, and government. These professionals exemplify excellence, innovation, ethical leadership, and a dedication to strengthening Connecticut's business community.
The special issue, which will be distributed with the October 5, 2026 edition of the Hartford Business Journal and featured on HartfordBusiness.com, will showcase the achievements of women who are helping shape the future of the accounting profession throughout our state.
Participation Details
Participation is straightforward and flexible.
As part of this partnership, Hartford Business Journal is extending exclusive discounted participation rates to CTCPA members. Organizations that choose to participate may feature a recognized professional through a one-page profile for $1,535 or a two-page spread for $2,760. These rates are available only through the CTCPA partnership and represent a significant savings from standard publication pricing.
In addition to honoring individual accomplishments, this publication will help elevate awareness of the accounting profession and highlight the talent, leadership, and expertise that Connecticut accounting professionals bring to the organizations and communities they serve.
We hope you'll join us in recognizing a deserving professional from your organization. We believe this special issue will serve as a meaningful tribute to the women whose expertise and leadership continue to strengthen Connecticut's accounting profession and business community.
If you are interested in participating in this opportunity, you can reach out to the Hartford Business Journal at advertising@hartfordbusiness.com.