FSQ Consulting is pleased to announce that Managing Partner and CFO, Nelson Soh, CPA, CA, has been recognized by the Chartered Professional Accountants of British Columbia (CPABC) with an Early Achievement Award.
This prestigious award acknowledges CPAs who have demonstrated exceptional success early in their careers.
“We are incredibly proud of Nelson and this well-deserved recognition,” said Taryn Lipschitz, Managing Partner,FSQ. “Nelson’s leadership and expertise have been instrumental in the growth and success of FSQ. This award is a testament to his hard work, commitment, and dedication to his clients and the profession.”
Matt Young, Managing Partner, Sport at FSQ shares “This journey is not the road most traveled. It’s a story of decisions, sacrifice, trust and relentless belief—in himself, his family and friends and his teammates. Through it all, Nelson continues to show up where many others have bowed out. It’s no surprise, then, that Nelson Soh has been recognized with CPA BC’s Early Achievement Award, a well-deserved honor for a bright young professional whose journey is only just beginning.
Mr. Soh will be formally honored at CPABC’s Member Recognition Dinner on April 2, 2025, alongside other distinguished recipients of the Early Achievement Award and the Distinguished Service Award.
About CPABC
The Chartered Professional Accountants of British Columbia (CPABC) is the training, governing, and regulatory body for over 40,000 CPA members and 6,000 CPA candidates and students. CPABC carries out its primary mission to protect the public by enforcing the highest professional and ethical standards and contributing to the advancement of public policy.
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