Kristina Jiang
Mid-Year Representative
Northwest, Southeast, & Western Region
Kristina Jiang is currently pursuing her Master’s in Accounting at the University at Buffalo, where she also serves as a graduate teaching assistant for introductory financial accounting. Originally from Brooklyn, NY, Kristina has embraced new opportunities in Buffalo and is excited to return to PwC’s Buffalo office next year as an Assurance Associate in the Banking and Capital Markets sector.
Kristina’s engagement with Beta Alpha Psi began during her sophomore year of college. Her involvement deepened as she served as the Events and Networking Committee Chair during her junior year, where she gained valuable experience coordinating events and fostering connections within the accounting community. In her senior year, Kristina was elected Vice President of Technical for the Zeta Theta chapter, a role that allowed her to organize technical workshops and professional development opportunities for her peers. Even after achieving alumna status, Kristina remains actively engaged with the chapter, mentoring current members and contributing to the organization’s initiatives, which inspired her to pursue the role of Mid-Year Representative.
Beyond her academic and professional commitments, Kristina enjoys spending time with her two beloved cats, who will be celebrating their 10th birthdays this spring! She also loves traveling with friends and family and collecting mugs from her trips.
Kristina is both humbled and excited to serve as a Mid-Year Representative and is eager to meet and collaborate with everyone. Please feel free to reach out to her at the contact information provided below!
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Through Beta Alpha Psi, we are provided an opportunity to engage with a motivated network of future professionals, sharing insights, offering resources, and fostering connections that help prepare them for successful careers in the field. This collaboration not only benefits students but also enriches the accounting profession by cultivating a continuous pipeline of well-prepared and motivated talent.
Teka Miller-Alston
Director of Engagement
North Carolina Association of CPAs
