Corporate Philosophy A PROFESSION is defined by its set of professional standards. The standards established by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and other governing bodies serve as the minimum standards for the accounting firm of Albano & Associates, P.L.C.   While these are our minimum standards, the firm believes that Biblical principles are the highest standards for which we shall strive in the conduct of our business. We are a service organization.    As a firm,  we continually strive to provide the highest quality of service to clients, giving them our constant attention.   We represent the term "quality service".  We have not forgotten that our clients define the term "quality".   The firm will endeavor to employ qualified staff and  keep them properly trained, supervised, compensated and motivated.   In matters that are beyond our present professional capabilities, the firm will use nationally recognized consultants to addresss clients' needs.   We believe "People do not care what we know until they know we care." We are committed to maintaining an environment that emphasizes the enjoyment for our staff of being in the workplace.  We believe this commitment can be achieved only by recognizing both the spiritual and material needs of every employee. We believe the spiritual needs of our staff members to be: An office climate which allows our personnel to fully develop and to use their talents; A promotion of mutual respect and care among all levels of staff; The management of stress; The recognition of the importance of family in each staff member's life. We believe that our firm will continue to grow.   We will serve even the smallest client,  employing our "highest standards." Today's small client can become tomorrow's large client!  They deserve our best efforts. This is a business.  Our goals for our employees, clients and communities cannot be met without first making a reasonable profit.   We will strive for excellence in all that we do - following Biblical principles and that "highest set of standards."