Tammy has done everything imaginable at the chapter level over the years and remains deeply committed and involved today always serving in one way or another. 12, 1988 which as of Mais 11,497 days of CFMA support! She challenged chapter leadership to grow the chapter into one focused on member value, growth, and excellence. She has been involved in the Portland Chapter longer than anyone, her wisdom and history are priceless! She joined Sept. When asked why Patsy chose Tammy she said, “I selected Tammy as a recipient of my Challenge Coin because of her unwavering support of CFMA. On March 4, 2019, Patsy Anderson-Dunn, CFO, Grow Construction Tammy Bass, Controller, Pence Construction, LLC with the CFMA Chairman's Challenge Coin. Samantha is the ‘unsung hero’ this coin is 2021-22 in my opinion.”Ĭlick here to watch Pam present the coin to Samantha. I know she is exhausted and really could have used the help. In addition she took on the Staff Co-Chair role for the Diversity and Inclusion Task force, 40 under 40, not to mention all of the new content channels – play lists, chat with the chairman, pod casts and more. And yet, she’s given it her all, and from what I can tell, she has done it right. Then COVID hit and the budget was revised without the added help.

We added a temporary employee to the budget after that discussion. She was concerned that she wouldn’t have the bandwidth to do it right without more help. She said she had launched new websites before and knew the project management time it took to do it right. She said no but I saw some hesitation, so I pushed a little. Samantha presented her budget and we talked 2021-22 the website and at the end of her presentation I asked her if there was anything she needed. When asked why Pam chose Samantha she said, “I went to Princeton as Treasurer last year in February to review the budget. presented Samantha Lake with the CFMA Chairman's Challenge Coin during the March 2021 CFMA Executive Committee Meeting. On March 26, 2021, Pam Hepburn, CFO of OCP Contractors, Inc. We have several outstanding and long-serving members of our local chapter, but it is with absolute certainty that I say the Ozarks Chapter would not be where it is today without the efforts of Matt Cash.” Additionally, Matt is in CFMA’s inaugural 40 Under 40 class. Nationally, Matt has served as a facilitator for a Peer Group and most recently began serving on the Next Gen Committee. Without hesitation, Matt stepped forward and under his leadership and hard work, we had the highest turnout we’ve ever had for our golf tournament. Recently, our golf committee chair (Dustin Campbell) raised his hand and asked for help with (or someone to take over, actually) the golf committee.

He continues to serve on the Board and has maintained the role of Treasurer for the past four years. When asked why Bryce chose Matt he said, “Matt was a member of our steering committee when we were a chapter in formation and served as our first Board President. 8, 2022, Bryce McDermott, CPA, CCIFP, CFO at Branco Enterprises Inc., presented Matt Cash with the CFMA Chairman's Challenge Coin.

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