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Business and Boundaries for Better Time Prioritization and Work-Life Balance (On Demand)
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Panelist:
Dr Bryan Coleman CPA

Panelist:
Geraldine Carter

Panelist:
Texlin Quinney Phd, CPA, PMP
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Panelist:
Dr Bryan Coleman CPA
Panelist:
Geraldine Carter
Panelist:
Texlin Quinney Phd, CPA, PMP
Let’s face it, intent matters, and if you don’t have a good business culture or are taking care of your team, it’s not just your people feeling the impact, it’s also your organization’s overall performance that takes the hit.
Personal sustainability is important not only for the business professional, but for the organization as well. With the ever-increasing pressure for organizations to do more, work more, produce more, business professionals seemingly get overlooked, which consequently leads to a higher rate of burnout and turnover. This is especially true in the accounting and finance fields.
During this webinar our panelists will share information and examples of the impact positive leadership styles can have on an organization from its people to the bottom line; and how as a leader you can better advocate for your team through clearer boundaries for better time prioritization and work-life balance. So that in the end, not only is the work prioritized, but each individual’s care is prioritized as well. After all, your organization is only as good as its people.
Firm leaders, managing partners, owners, HR managers, and anyone else wanting to learn more about better time prioritization and work-life balance.
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Dr. Bryan Coleman is the endowed chair of the Accounting program at Nichols College and a practicing CPA in Massachusetts. Immersed in both academia and professional accounting, he strives to create value for future generations of accountants through his work inside and outside of the classroom. He holds a doctoral degree in business administration and his research interests relate to job burnout and employee turnover in the public accounting industry.
Geraldine Carter is a business coach for overworked solo CPAs and firm owners who want to go down to 40 hours without giving up revenue. Her clients routinely shave hundreds of hours off their to-do lists and get back above water, so they can reshape their practice into one in which they thrive. Her podcast, Business Strategy for CPAs has more than 100,000 downloads and is ranked in the top ten podcast for CPAs, by Apple Podcasts.
Geraldine holds a BS in Engineering from Cornell University, is the co-founder and CFO of a company where her cashflow forecasting models resulted in millions of dollars for climate change efforts. In her free time, she can be found mountain biking forested trails or running after her two small children in her hometown of Ketchum, ID.
Texlin Quinney serves as a VP Controller of ElectriCom and is a vital senior leadership team member. Texlin has worked in various industries, including public accounting, healthcare, telecommunications, and utilities. She has worked in several capacities in Business Operations for prominent operators and service providers.
At ElectriCom, Texlin concentrates on streamlining processes, cultivating resources holistically, and maximizing the effectiveness of the General Accounting team’s support services. She prioritizes the delivery of high-quality services for internal stakeholders with a focus on cross-functional partnerships and multi-level collaboration. Seton Hall University awarded Texlin a Bachelor of Science in Accounting with a concentration in mathematics and an MBA in Business Management. She also possesses a doctorate in Humanities from Clark Atlanta University.