Glenda Hicks is a Certified Public Accountant licensed in the states of Georgia and Florida. She is a graduate of Florida State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting. She is also a graduate of the University of Miami with a Master of Professional Accounting degree and is a Certified Trainer, with an emphasis on Women’s Issues.
Mrs. Hicks is owner of the CPA practice, and has over 20 years of professional experience in business, including accounting and financial reporting, taxation, and human resource management. She has provided several years of consulting services to not-for-profit organizations and their boards and board committees through her CPA practice. Mrs. Hicks is also a former adjunct professor for the Graduate School of Business of the University of Miami, and is currently an adjunct professor for the College of Business and Mass Communication for Brenau University.
Mrs. Hicks started her career with Coopers & Lybrand, LLP, a former Big 8 CPA firm. While there, she attained the level of Senior Associate. She then joined the management team at the University of Miami as Director of Financial Reporting. Later, she worked as the Controller, then Interim Executive Director of Health Crisis Network, Inc., a non-profit community health service organization.
Glenda Hicks possesses a depth and breadth of experience that has carried her services to clients and organizations that are for-profit and not-for-profit, large and small, and that focus on women's issues and positive development of young girls. She is a passionate believer in efficient, effective operations that stem from well trained personnel who have a solid foundation of mental, physical, spiritual and emotional good health.
Glenda Hicks has served in a volunteer capacity on the board of non-profit organizations and various committees. She has made presentations to businesses, professional associations, conferences, and community service organizations on an array of subjects including stress management, customer service, affects of Sarbanes –Oxley Act on non-profit organizations, transitioning from school to work, managing money, women in leadership and management, and interviewing skills.
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