Daniel Dustin Email & Phone Number

Nashville, Tn

As Vice President of State Board Relations at NASBA performed the following important job functions: • Develop, establish, and maintained relationships with boards of accountancy members, executive directors, and administrative staff through effective communication.• Participate in senior staff meetings with leadership from key stakeholder groups including the AICPA, the Accountants Coalition and US and international regulatory bodies. • Provide presentations on timely issues related to the profession including CPA Evolution initiative, the 150-hour education requirement, the Uniform Accountancy Act, and Experience, Learn, and Earn program. • Created both short-term and long-term large-scale strategic planning of the organization, ensuring growth and ongoing continuous improvement.• Led, coached, and guided a small high performing team in delivering projects on time and on budget. • One of the key leaders involved internally with NASBA meetings and conferences, and externally with other profession-related organization’s meetings and conferences including boards of accountancy; state societies of CPAs; the American Accounting Association; and other regulatory and profession-related organizations.• Oversee legislative and government affairs activities by reviewing key state and national legislation, providing legislative testimony and combating national anti-regulatory efforts. • Involved in the creation of key Webinars on education, substantial equivalency, and CPA Evolution. • Worked with committee and task force chairs, coordinated activity of NASBA committees, including Education, Ethics, Executive Directors, Peer Review Compliance, Relations with Member Boards, and Uniform Accountancy Act committees, and the 120 -150 hour and Professional Licensure task forces.• Observe and work with representatives to AICPA Professional Ethics Executive Committee.

Albany, New York Area

• Implemented a new public accountancy law, rules and regulations that substantially updated the law for the first time in more than 60 years. • Served as the key point person in regulatory processes.• Assessed professional practice issues and established and coordinated efforts to support regulatory agenda.• Monitored the evolution of accountancy rules and regulations at international, national and state levels.• Developed and drafting proposed legislation and amendments to NYS accountancy rules and regulations.• Reviewed, analyzed, and recommended positions on legislative proposals in the accounting profession. • Serving as liaison with federal and state regulators and other stakeholders to share information on accountancy reform issues.• Conferred with state and national associations in matters relating to education, licensure, practice, and professional discipline.• Drafted, reviewed, and presented oral and/or written testimony before various bodies including NYS Legislature, US Securities & Exchange Commission and US General Accounting Office.• Represented the Department on mult-agency work group developing a multi-agency computerized licensure system.

As an elected Councilman for the town of Colonie New York performed the following important leadership role for the town: • Legislative, appropriating, governing, and policy-determining body of a town of 80,000• Assisting in appointing all non-elected officers and employees• Acting to adopt budget recommendations made by the Town Supervisor ( >$85 million FY 2010)• Approving budget modifications or transfers• Serving as liaison to four town departments• Creating non-compensatory advisory boards and, along with the Supervisor, appoints their members.

Albany, New York Area

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