Boston Business Journal (April 9, 2026) – AAFCPAs is pleased to be named to the Boston Business Journal Best Places to Work 2026 list. Now in its 24th year, the program recognizes employers across Greater Boston based on confidential team-member...
Boston Business Journal (April 9, 2026) – AAFCPAs is pleased to be named to the Boston Business Journal Best Places to Work 2026 list. Now in its 24th year, the program recognizes employers across Greater Boston based on confidential team-member feedback, measuring workplace culture through job satisfaction, engagement, communication, retention, and teamwork.
AAFCPAs was recognized in the large-company category alongside organizations across professional solutions, technology, healthcare, and advisory sectors. In 2026, 90 employers were selected across small, medium, large, and extra-large categories.
The firm’s recognition by the BBJ reflects a workplace shaped by team-member input and guided by a consistent focus on accountability and values. AAFCPAs continues to invest in building an environment where people feel supported, heard, and connected to the firm’s direction. This commitment is also reflected in its recent designation as a Certified B Corporation™, which recognizes organizations that meet established standards for governance, transparency, and how they support their people, clients, and communities.
“Being named a Best Place to Work is especially meaningful because it is based on our team members authentic feedback about their experience at AAFCPAs,” said Carla McCall, CPA, CGMA, Managing Partner. “We are intentional about creating a human-first culture where people feel a true sense of belonging, may successfully integrate life and work, and can find their meaningful work. This recognition reinforces our focus on listening, learning, and continuing to build a firm where people want to grow their careers.”
Final rankings across all categories will be announced at the Best Places to Work celebration on June 11 at the Westin Copley Place in Boston.
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