For many accountants, being a CPA isn't simply a 9-to-5 job. Across Alberta, CPAs are lending their expertise and energy to many charitable causes and volunteer projects. On this episode of Uncommon Sense, host Jessica de Groot sits down with Edmonton-based CPA Mark Siderson to talk about his involvement in community-oriented activities--activities that range from volunteering at his synagogue to serving as an occasional accounting instructor and tutor.  Mark talks about his personal approach to volunteerism, an approach rooted in the saying, "You get what you give." Mark also talks about what his CPA designation has meant to him over his career, and he reflects on his commitment to personal fitness and wellness.

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CPAs In The Community: A Chat With Mark Siderson

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