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The Center for Accounting Transformation is seeking to help accountants and business professionals prevent burnout before it begins with programs and services focused on Personal Resilience. Bringing together thought leaders in the profession, the Center has set out to build a community and resource center that will help busy professionals learn to identify the causes of stress and burnout, recognize when it turns into mental health issues, and view new ways to integrate productivity, work-life balance; and recognize the signs of when a professional career coach or a therapist is needed.

The Center for Accounting Transformation is seeking to help CPAs prevent burnout before it begins with programs and services focused on personal resilience.

Shimamoto makes list for eighth time, joining others like KET Solutions CEO Kimberly Ellison-Taylor, the AICPA’s Tom Hood, The Radical CPA’s Jody Padar, CPA Trendlines CEO and Founder Rick Telberg, and Fore LLC Founder Michelle Golden River.

The Center for Accounting Transformation announces the launch of a free weekly e-newsletter through the organization’s LinkedIn platform that highlights content to help inspire and enable transformation in the accounting profession.

Organizations with actionable DEI initiatives show higher productivity, less turnover, and more revenue, and more than 75% of job applicants say that a diverse workforce is an important factor when deciding where to work. 

If a looming recession means tightening the budget, business leaders advise strongly against reigning in DEI initiatives

According to data from the FBI, the total cost of cybercrime from 2019 to 2021 skyrocketed from $3.5 billion to $6.9 billion, essentially doubling since COVID-19.

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.