Craig McKasson

Provides assurance, auditing, tax, legal, technology and consulting & managed services

Distributes medical products

Provides health care management consulting services

Operates as a supply chain software platform powering mission-critical connectivity between healthcare providers and suppliers

Association of accountants

Functions as a College/University

The California Society of Certified Public Accountants (CalCPA) serves current, past, and future CPAs and accounting professionals by offering continuing professional education, networking, career development, health programs, and professional protection. The non-profit company is based in Redwood City, CA. CalCPA supports CPA licensure and education with guidance on exam requirements, licensing steps, renewal processes, regulatory review courses, livestreams, and resources for licensing questions. The organization administers the AICPA peer review program for firms, provides directories and compliance support, and promotes financial empowerment and literacy through community outreach, educational presentations in schools, volunteer resources, and disaster victim counseling. CalCPA publishes the "California CPA Magazine," hosts conferences and virtual events on topics such as estate planning, AI, and crypto asset accounting, and offers advertising and sponsorship opportunities. It operates affiliated nonprofit entities that provide educational resources and professional development, and maintains transparency through published bylaws, financial statements, and policies.

Provides group purchasing and consulting services

St. Vincent de Paul Village, Inc., operating as Father Joe’s Villages, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that works to prevent and end homelessness by providing comprehensive services. The private company is based in San Diego, CA. The organization serves over 2,500 people nightly and offers emergency and permanent housing, including specialized family housing and supportive units for individuals with disabilities. Its programs include shelter, detox and medication-assisted treatment for substance use disorders, healthcare services such as primary care, dental, behavioral health, and psychiatry, therapeutic childcare, employment and education services with vocational training, and basic needs support like meals, showers, laundry, mail, and storage. Father Joe’s Villages also operates retail thrift stores to fund its mission and encourages community involvement through donations, volunteering, planned giving, corporate partnerships, and fundraising events. The organization integrates behavioral health, family literacy, mentorship, and career development to address homelessness and promote self-sufficiency. It is funded partly by HUD and local grants and focuses resources on direct services, outreach, and case management to connect homeless individuals with resources and restore stability and independence.