Grady Hazel announced today he’s retiring as executive director of the Society of Louisiana Certified Public Accountants, effective April 30. Hazel has accepted a position with the American Institute of CPAs as a liaison to some of the country’s largest CPA firms, and leaves the LCPA after 17 years with the nonprofit member association. LCPA says a search committee has been formed, and it is has begun accepting applications for the position. More details can be found at the group’s website here. Applications will be taken until Feb. 17, according to the site, with interviews slated to begin in mid-March and a final selection to be made March 30. Hazel became LCPA’s executive director in 1995 after serving as the East Baton Rouge Parish School System associate superintendent for business affairs. Organized in 1911, LCPA represents more than 6,000 CPAs statewide working in public practice, industry, government and education.
CPA association director announces retirement
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