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The Impact of Artificial Intelligence:

A Global Perspective


by

Mike DePrisco

President & CEO of IMA



Join us to hear how Artificial Intelligence is affecting Finance & Accounting.


Mike will address aligning AI strategies w/organizational goals, fostering collaboration, embracing ethical practices, the challenges to AI implementation in Accountant's processes, and more!



*Note: Topic has been revised.


When: Wed April 24, 2024

Where: Back Bay Conference Center, Irvine CA

Time: 5:30 PM-7:30PM

Cost:$40 professional attendees, $35 for students


What's included: Mexican Buffet Dinner,

1.0 CPE credit awarded.

Wed, Apr 24, 2024

6:15 PM- 7:30 PM Pacific Time


Registration Link



*Doors Open at 5:30 for networking


Mike DePrisco is the President and CEO of IMA® (Institute of Management Accountants).


Mike brings more than 30 years of leadership experience to his role and is excited to help IMA grow further as one of the most influential Finance and Accounting associations worldwide.


Prior to joining IMA, Mike served as the COO of Project Management Institute (PMI), where he provided executive leadership to the operations of the global organization, supporting more than 2 million certification holders, 680,000 members, and 300 chapters from over 200 countries. He led a diverse global team and also served as interim President and CEO in 2021-2022.


Mike initially joined PMI in 2013 as Vice President of academic and educational programs before expanding his scope and responsibility to Vice President of global membership & chapters and vice president global solutions. He also served as COO of the Project Management Institute Educational Foundation (PMIEF) for seven years.


Before PMI, Mike spent 20 years in various leadership & executive roles in higher education in the U.S.



He earned his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from West Chester University of Pennsylvania and has earned additional certifications in international business and digital strategy.

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