Baker Tilly's 2012 Spend a Day Program

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Baker Tilly's annual Spend a Day program is designed for college sophomore and junior accounting majors to experience the culture and atmosphere of a successful accounting and advisory firm.
 
Students who participate will have the opportunity to:
  • Explore careers in public accounting.
  • Learn about Baker Tilly's clients and how the firm assists them.
  • Engage in a team-building activity.
  • Network with Baker Tilly associates of all levels.
  • Discover opportunities to jump-start their careers through the firm's internship program. 
Following are dates and cities where the annual Spend a Day with Baker Tilly event will take place: 
  • July 19: Madison, Wisconsin
  • July 19: Chicago, Illinois
  • July 19: Detroit, Michigan
  • July 25: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  • July 26: Appleton, Wisconsin
  • August 9: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Baker Tilly encourages students to participate in this "rewarding, educational, and fun program." 
 
 
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