Jennifer Lynch

Campus & Talent Management Coordinator

Overview

Jennifer Lynch is a Campus & Talent Management Coordinator who serves as a link between higher education and the accounting profession. She collaborates with colleges, universities, and individuals considering careers in public accounting to create opportunities for career exploration, helping them gain insight into the profession while building meaningful professional connections. Her background in campus recruiting, candidate evaluation, and onboarding enables her to support initiatives that encourage learning, professional development, and long-term career growth, reflecting AAFCPAs’ commitment to helping professionals build careers that can evolve across industries, service areas, and professional interests.

Jennifer brings experience in campus recruiting and candidate engagement along with a strong understanding of the student experience. She has supported university recruiting initiatives, led experiential learning programs designed to introduce students to the accounting profession, and helped individuals navigate important career transitions. Her work is grounded in the belief that professional growth is rarely linear, and that exposure to different experiences, industries, and areas of practice helps individuals discover the path that is right for them.

Having spent years on a college campus both as a student and teaching assistant, she appreciates the mix of excitement and possibility that often accompanies major career decisions. Today, she lives in Burlington, Massachusetts and can often be found training for her next half marathon or taking advantage of any opportunity to be outdoors.

Education

  • University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Isenberg School of Management – Bachelor of Business Administration, Marketing, cum laude

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