Baker Tilly SGB’s Sue Bragg honoured as CPA Ontario Fellow
Collingwood, ON – In recognition of outstanding contributions to her profession and her community, Baker Tilly SGB partner Sue Bragg has been named a Fellow of the Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario (FCPA). Acknowledging exceptional leadership, competency and stewardship, the FCPA designation is the highest honour a CPA can receive.
A partner with her firm for nearly 25 years, Bragg has considerable experience providing valuable audit, tax and accounting solutions to a wide variety of businesses. She distinguished herself early in her career as one of the first recipients of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (ICAO) Award of Distinction, recognizing CAs under the age of 40 who made a significant impact through leadership and achievement in their professional and personal lives.
Throughout her life, she has actively supported various local organizations. Bragg’s volunteer commitments include her role as treasurer for Friends of Wiidookdaadiwin and as a founding member of the Rotary Club of Collingwood South Georgian Bay. During the holidays, she enjoys serving as the Logistics chair of the Collingwood Christmas Day Feast.
“Having had the privilege to work alongside Sue for several years, this prestigious recognition is well‑deserved,” says Baker Tilly SGB managing partner John Bujold. “Sue’s remarkable career has been distinguished by service excellence for her clients, along with a deep commitment to her firm and community. Her achievements serve as a shining example for aspiring professionals across our industry.”
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