The Accounting MOVE Project is the only annual benchmarking research and advocacy report that equips accounting and advisory firms to detect, develop, and drive competitive advantages from diversity initiatives and trends.
The proverb, “Necessity is the mother of invention,” could not be more true for Hong Consulting, LLC. It was created to help other companies with environmental, social, and governmental (ESG) reporting, but it was born of a passion for helping others from founder Adrian Hong.
After working in auditing in public accounting, Hong took his talents to the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) to update external taxonomy. However, home came calling.
Staff and employee annual reviews help assess where teams need additional help, guidance, and development. If only they weren’t so painful…Guest host Donny Shimamoto talks to Menlo Innovations representatives in this episode of Transformation Talks. Learn how more open reviews–and pay transparency–could improve team morale.
Wheeler also suggested ideas for introducing accounting innovations to staff and gaining adoption and how a “learn by doing” approach helps to build staff competency and is also a way to explore new solutions.
Paralysis by analysis plagues the profession. The right fit is critical, so don’t feel bad if a situation doesn’t feel right. Make room for the right fit.
His firm made the choice to invest in technology when they decided the right technology could eliminate one salaried position and pay for itself.
Leveraging AI in Accounting with OCR and NLP: Learn how the accounting profession was the perfect breeding ground for database software and how it’s the perfect field to direct smarter technologies for the future.
Accountants have the power to change the world, according to James Ross, the corporate responsibility and sustainability executive for Buzzacott, one of the largest accounting firms in the United Kingdom, in this interview with Donny Shimamoto.
Ready for transformation? Ask yourself three questions first.
Accounting thought leaders want the world to know that innovation is not the same thing as technology.