The Ozarks Chapter of the Association of Government Accountants (AGA) has recently achieved significant recognition for its exceptional commitment to service and communication within the organization, receiving two prestigious awards.

Teresa Allen was awarded the esteemed Volunteer of the Year honor, a national accolade that acknowledges outstanding contributions to the advancement of the AGA Ozarks Chapter. This award is bestowed upon individuals who exemplify unwavering dedication to volunteerism, profoundly impacting the chapter's mission and community outreach. Teresa Allen's passion has not only enriched the AGA Ozarks Chapter but also inspired active participation in government accounting initiatives among her peers.

Furthermore, Carmen Todea and Candace Grossman were honored with the Chapter Communications Award, underscoring the chapter's excellence in communication strategies. This award recognizes their innovative approaches and impactful outreach efforts within the community, showcasing their leadership's commitment to enhancing membership engagement and advancing government accounting practices in the region.

These accomplishments will be celebrated at the upcoming Professional Development Training (PDT) in Colorado, where AGA members nationwide will convene to commend outstanding achievements and exchange best practices in government accounting and financial management.

The AGA Ozarks Chapter continues to uphold a standard of excellence within the AGA organization, demonstrating that dedication, innovation, and collaboration are fundamental to success in government accounting and community engagement.