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Five clicks in five minutes? Sounds too good to be true – but automation can be simple and life-changing.

The results are in and a student team from Pepperdine University in Malibu, California has been announced as the winner of the 2022 Student Innovation Challenge. The team of Kevin Rios, Michelle Wong, Isabella Tsai, and Dario DeCosmo rose to the top of a very competitive challenge after impressing judges and presenting a solid case for measuring company performance while

Center advisers will assist in leading strategy and tactics to help audit professionals with digital transformation and automation to reduce their workloads, retain qualified staff, and increase work/life flexibility.

The future of audit is risk advisory, according to Jin Chang. To recruit, the profession must shift focus from manual work to advisory work.

Growing up with CPA parents helped lead Shayna Chapman to her true calling. Inspiration Operative describes growing up in Ohio, her hesitancy to become an accountant, and why MS Teams could be key to recruitment and retention.

Eight innovation leaders in the accounting profession will serve as advisers for an organization created to help accounting firms create roadmaps to- successfully navigate the increasingly complex changes in the accounting profession. 

Six weeks into 2022 and many need a reminder that it’s not just about embracing change, it’s about becoming a change agent who can adapt to any situation with confidence. Are you standing in your own way? Learn why each of us need to not only accept change, but we need to look for chances to change for constant improvement and learning.

Change agent and marketing thought leader tapped to guide growth.

Two thought leaders and inspiration operatives for the Center for Accounting Transformation were recognized by the publication in a list that includes President Biden, Senator Mitch McConnell, Representative Nancy Pelosi and the chairman of the SEC.

One popular CPA consultant describes her career path— which didn’t  go as she had planned, but always landed her where she felt she should be—and how she hopes to help organizations move the needle on DEI initiatives.