National Association of Black Accountants

Shaping the Next Generation of Black Professionals and Leaders

Join the National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) President Guylaine Saint Juste, the local NABA chapters and the wider Temple University community for a two-day event focused on discussion and knowledge sharing on how to create avenues for the Black business leaders of the future. The event will help strengthen the links between Temple, NABA and community colleges across Philadelphia by creating a pathway to support and empower Black students and professionals.

On March 24 and 25, join NABA President Guylaine Saint Juste as she launches a national campaign, starting at Temple University, which aims to make a positive impact on high school graduation rates, college attendance and retention for students of color, especially in business and technology.

The two-day event is currently scheduled to take place in-person at Temple’s Fox School of Business. If public health conditions change, the event will be rescheduled.

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Guylaine Saint Juste

President of the National Association of Black Accountants

Guylaine became President and Chief Executive Officer of the National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. (NABA) on February 1, 2021. She serves as a corporate officer on the Board of Directors with primary oversight for the NABA National Office and executing the multi-year NABA Strategic Plan.

Guylaine joins NABA from Year Up, a nonprofit organization that provides students of color the opportunity to experience careers in business and technology, where she served as Managing Director, Employer of Influence Strategy for the last five years. Prior to Year Up, Guylaine spent over 25 years in the financial services industry where she served as Business Banking Virginia Market Executive at Capital One Bank.

Guylaine is the Founder and Co-Chair of the George Mason Women in Business Initiative, the Women Alliance for Financial Education (WAFE) a registered 501 © 3, and has served on many nonprofit boards.

Rautz Marc

Rautz Marc, BBA ’06, MS ’16, is a senior risk director in the Institutional Investment Group at Vanguard. He has over 17 years of experience in a variety of roles in the financial services industry. He currently sits on the national board of NABA Inc. and is a member of the Diversity & Inclusion Advisory Board of the Pennsylvania CPA’s.

Maya Kilcullen

Maya Kilcullen, BBA ’20, is an equity research analyst for J.P. Morgan, focusing on the software industry. During her time at Temple, Maya served as the president of Temple NABA and the president and co-founder of Women in Finance, as well as an analyst in the William. C. Dunkelberg Owl Fund.

Alonna Whittle

Alonna Whittle, CFE, BBA ’14, currently works as an internal auditor with First American Title Insurance Co. As an undergraduate, she served as the Temple NABA President. She currently serves as the president of the the NABA Philadelphia chapter.

Trevor W. Williams

Trevor W. Williams, CPA, BBA ’91, has worked in public accounting since 1996. He is a partner at GRF CPAs & Advisory and is co-chair of their DE&I initiative. He is also a member of the board for both the Center for Nonprofit Advancement and the DC/MD/VA Chapter of the Lupus Foundation of America

Temple to Host Launch of National NABA Inclusivity Campaign, March 24-25

Read more about the NABA national tour in this press release, March 3.

Temple to Host Launch of National NABA Inclusivity Campaign, March 24-25

As a Fox student and an African American woman, it’s very meaningful to see how DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) impacts the business world, especially in the accounting and finance industries.