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Last week we had our annual Partners’ Network Power Breakfast. We decided to make this a sharing meeting and asked six colleagues to share their experiences in their practices, getting into their own practice, and using techniques for getting new clients and the discussions were amazing. Here are some highlights. Shari Canell, a CPA in […]
KPMG has brought another independent director to its board, appointing Linda L. Addison, a former managing partner of the law firm Norton Rose Fulbright. Last month, KPMG appointed its first independent director to its U.S. board of directors, retired Air Force General Janet C. Wolfenbarger, as the Big Four firm’s affiliates face mounting scrutiny over […]
A deep dive into the results of Accounting Today’s inaugural Small Business Accounting Insights survey, including a short list of their biggest complaints about you.
Workers may need some more reassurance at the office, according to a new study. Big Four firm Ernst Young released the results of its inaugural “Belonging Barometer” study this week, which polled more than 1,000 employed American adults about their sense of belonging at work. Among the findings, over half (56 percent) of respondents reported […]
A measure approved by Virginia voters this week to cut taxes on homes in flood-prone areas of the flood-prone commonwealth has climate experts warning that it might encourage people to remain in vulnerable areas — and could spread to other states. The constitutional amendment passed Tuesday with more than 70 percent of the vote allows […]
Millennials are now the single largest generation, ranging from people in their mid-20s to mid-30s. This diverse group grew up in the information age and early on adopted the technology we now take for granted. It’s important for tax professionals to learn how to embrace this generation, and future generations, to accelerate their firm’s technology […]
As tax and HR professionals, we aren’t the only ones watching our industries transform. Social, economic, cultural and technological change is disrupting almost every industry and occupation. It’s generating a lot of talk. The question now is how do we turn this conversation into action? Here are six things to keep in mind as tax […]
This year, Jon Baron delivered his final keynote address in Orlando for Thomson Reuters’ annual user conference. The message was clear: Even as he retires, he sees a creative and tech-enabled future for the accounting profession. Baron, who is an accountant by background, has worked in accounting technology for four decades. He started his career […]
Bethany Hearn (pictured), principal with CliftonLarsonAllen, Champaign, was named Business Valuation Volunteer of the Year by the American Institute of CPAs. (Read the full story.) Joseph Horan was hired as executive director of CFO advisory services, a new service line that expands the consulting practice, at Johnson Lambert, Park Ridge.
The Accounting Financial Women’s Alliance announced the recipients of the 2018 Women Who Count Awards during the annual Women Who Count Awards lunch Oct. 30 in Kansas City. The winners in each category are: Academic Professional: Dr. Deborah Seifert, chair of the Department of Accounting, Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois; Emerging Leader: Lindsey Barth, accounting […]
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