About Us
About GAA
How GAA Is Governed
The Global Accounting Alliance (GAA) is a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales.
GAA Mission
GAA’s mission is to serve the public interest by leading the advancement of a high-quality accounting profession.
Our People
Get to know the amazing and talented people who encompass the GAA secretariat and keep things running smoothly.
GAA Board of Directors
GAA Board Alternates
GAA Mission
The GAA has the following strategic priorities:
Information Sharing
The GAA Member Bodies will regularly convene their staff to facilitate the sharing and exchange of non-competitive information and to meet with relevant external stakeholders, via Board and Working Group in-person and virtual meetings, for the mutual benefit of the participating GAA Member Bodies.
Cooperation
The GAA Member Bodies will work together to identify challenges facing Member Bodies, and the profession in general, and consider how to meet these challenges and plan for the future, either as the GAA or as individual Member Bodies, as required.
Some, or all, of the GAA Members may pursue joint initiatives and projects where the combination of their individual expertise and sharing of costs may result in economies of scale or other mutual benefits.
Influence and Advocacy
The GAA maintains a regular review of the activities and plans of the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) and engages in regular dialogue with IFAC leadership and other key stakeholders of the accounting profession. Where practical, the GAA will attempt to guide and influence the profession.
Our People
Jim Knafo
Chief Executive Officer
Jennifer Womack
Office Administrator
Jennifer Smith
Company Secretary
Ruth Higgins
Finance
Barney Zhu
Finance
Ruhi Kadri
Finance
Shane Rancourt
Information Technology
Yang Sun
Information Technology
Our Member Organizations
Our Head Office
The Global Accounting Alliance
1345 Avenue of the Americas, 27th Floor
New York, NY 10105
USA
