š„ Meet the New Members
The Financial Accounting Foundation (FAF) has rolled out the red carpet for thirteen new members joining the Financial Accounting Standards Advisory Council (FASAC). This fresh cohort includes heavyweights like John Campbell from the University of Georgia and Muneera Carr of Wells Fargo. These new appointees are set to kick off their one-year term on January 1, 2026. And guess what? They might just stick around longer if reappointed.
- John Campbell, University of Georgia
- Muneera Carr, Wells Fargo
- Toai Chin, Global X Funds
- Lauren Elting, McDonaldās Corporation
- Gerald Garvey, BlackRock
- Donald Hayes, Mayo Clinic
- Tom Hillman, UBS
- Urooj Khan, University of Texas at Austin
- Katrina Kimpel, EY
- Yin Luo, Wolfe Research
- Angelo Manioudakis, Formerly Northern Trust
- Emily Rollins, Dolby Laboratories and Xometry
- Thomas White, Columbia University Law School
š ļø What They Bring to the Table
These new FASAC members are more than just impressive resumes. They bring a wealth of experience from diverse fields like academia, corporate finance, and even healthcare. Edward C. Bernard, chair of the FAF Board of Trustees, emphasized their "diverse experience and demonstrated commitment to supporting the FASBās standard-setting mission." This eclectic mix ensures that the FASB will receive a broad spectrum of insights, aiding in more comprehensive financial accounting standards.
"The new FASAC members were chosen from a strong slate of candidates for their diverse experience and demonstrated commitment to supporting the FASBās standard-setting mission," said Edward C. Bernard, chair of the FAF Board of Trustees.
This kind of diversity isn't just for show; it's crucial for tackling the complex issues in financial accounting and reporting.
š Out with the Old, In with the New
As we welcome the new members, we also say goodbye to twelve dedicated individuals who are concluding their service in 2025. The outgoing members, including Todd Castagno and Jeremy Croucher, have been instrumental in enriching the Councilās discussions with their diverse viewpoints and unwavering commitment. Michael Morrow, the FASAC Chair, extended his heartfelt thanks for their "purposeful engagement in the Councilās activities."
"I want to extend my thanks to the FASAC members ending their service for their purposeful engagement in the Councilās activities," said Michael Morrow, FASAC Chair.
