Mt. Rainier Chapter 339

 Pacific Northwest Council
(Chartered 1977)
 

 

 

Monthly Dinner Meeting & Technical Session

When - 2nd Wednesday, September to May (excluding April which is the third Wednesday).

Technical Session (2 CPE): 4:30pm to 6:15pm

Dinner Session (1 CPE): 6:30pm to 8:30pm.

Where - C.I. Shenanigans, 2nd Floor
 3017 Ruston Way, Tacoma WA 98402 (253-752-8899)
(on Tacoma's waterfront - parking is free)
Directions to CI Shenanigans

Click events for topics, cost and speakers:


 

Board of Directors Meeting

This is the brain trust of the chapter open to all members ready to participate in its leadership.

When - 3rd Wednesday, September to May (excluding April which there is no meeting). 

Where - Commencement Bay Coffee Co.
 2354 Jefferson, Tacoma WA 98402 (253) 274-1173
Directions from Google Map

Time: 11:30am to 1:00pm

View board list or find out how you can participate.
 

Reserve your spot at a meeting today:

The Mt. Rainier Chapter - Who Are We?
The Mt. Rainier Chapter of the Institute of Management Accountants is here to serve the members in the southern Puget Sound region of Washington state.

Based out of Montvale, New Jersey IMA manages over 300 chapters located throughout the world.  It is universally recognized by the financial community as a respected institution influencing the concepts and ethical practices of management accounting. 

Meeting in Tacoma, Washington the Mr. Rainier chapter services members from south King county, south to Centralia and west to Grays Harbor county.

Business Mission

To provide a dynamic forum for management accounting and finance professionals to develop and advance their careers through certification, research and practice development, education, networking, and the advocacy of the highest ethical and professional practices.
 

Search for Another Chapter Worldwide
 American Chapter by Region
International Chapter
 

View/Update Your Info or Find IMA Member


 

It is definitely a big decision to start the professional certification process, but quite rewarding.

First, having the CMA or CFM designations leads to much faster career advancement.

In addition, research conducted by IMA indicates that the IMA certified members' average salary and average total compensation is considerably higher than for non-certified professionals.

In addition, certification provides world-class professional recognition and other competitive advantages.

To help support you in your decision, the Mt. Rainier chapter offers its own CMA review course - Click here to learn more.

Read most recent communication from our chapter president:


 

Browse current issue of Leading Magazine on Current Trends and Developments in Management Accounting and Finance:

Browse current issue of Leading Journal on In-depth Academic Topics Discussed among Practitioners in Corporate Finance:


 

Log in here to Enter Members only Section

Become a Member
 
Expand Your Network!
Open Doors of Opportunity!
Increase Your Worth with
Professional Certification!
 
Join Today! Learn More...

 

Membership Dues
 

Regular $185
International $185
Academic $93
Student $37
Associate 1st Year $61
Associate 2nd Year $122
 


Ethical Dilemma? Connect with IMA Ethics Hotline


Students

The Mt. Rainier Chapter recognizes and supports student members because the strength of student involvement is directly related to the success and future of the profession.  Therefore, Mt. Rainier provides student scholarship opportunities, student chapter sponsorship, and mentoring as well as coaching opportunities by seasoned professionals in the field of corporate finance and management accounting.

We are currently seeking to reestablish student chapter sponsorship.  If you are are a faculty member committed to the full development of students as well-rounded accounting professionals in public and private practice or a student committed to the same goals in your career, then we would like to hear from you.  Please contact us at Student Chapter Sponsorship.

Scholarships: The Mt Rainier Chapter maintains its own independent scholarship fund that is supported by the chapter membership and by chapter activities. If your are interested in applying for a scholarship then attend the November 8, 2006 meeting from 4:30pm to 8:30pm because it is on that date we will open up this year's scholarship campaign.  Scholarships are merit based with financial need considerations and vary from year-to-year dependant on fund performance. To view our Scholarship Fund Bylaws please click here.