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donny shimamoto: defining accounting transformation | accounting influencers

“this is a new area for accountants, but it’s an evolving area, and i think it represents a great opportunity for us…”

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accounting influencers
with rob brown

rob brown and donny shimamoto discuss reform, transformation, and change in the accounting profession at individual accountant and cpa plus practice levels.

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in 2001, donny founded intraprisetechknowlogies llc, a specialized cpa firm dedicated to helping small businesses and middle-market organizations leverage strategic technologies, proactively manage their business and technical risks, and enable balanced organizational growth and development. donny also works as a trusted business advisor with larger organizations, facilitating organizational strategic planning and execution, it governance and planning, enterprise architecture, information architecture and assurance, business process improvement, and business intelligence initiatives.

gear up for growth

alex drost: firms get scrappy against pe-backed competitors | gear up for growth

as private equity gains momentum in the accounting industry, firms face a decision: embrace external investment or double down on independence.

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gear up for growth
with jean caragher
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in this episode of gear up for growth, alex drost, managing principal of connection builders, discusses the growing interest in private equity in the accounting sector. hosted by jean caragher, president of capstone marketing, the conversation delves into the driving forces behind pe investments, the challenges investors and accounting firms face, and how firms can prepare for the evolving landscape.

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the accounting profession is no stranger to change, but according to drost, recent shifts are reshaping the industry more dramatically than ever before. “we’re seeing changes not just in technology but in the makeup of the profession itself,” he says. “the aging partner base and different generational approaches to firm ownership are creating gaps that private equity sees as opportunities.”

pro member exclusive

staff crave advancement and challenge

do your people know what it takes to get ahead?

by marc rosenberg
cpa firm staff: managing your #1 asset

the cpa firm mergers and acquisitions company prohorizons has surveyed thousands of staff on what they want most from their jobs. here are excerpts from their survey results:

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opportunities for growth and development

one of the most common reasons people leave their jobs is because they don’t see potential for future growth. staff want to be in a position where they are constantly growing and improving instead of just staying stagnant. the best cpa firms encourage that growth by providing opportunities for career and personal development.
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marketing & sales

bissett bullet: it’s all about balance

today’s bissett bullet: “there are two races to be won in the accounting profession if you are to win new work. you must have a strategy in place for both if you want to ensure that your firm is at the front of the queue when it comes to winning the right clients at the right time.”

by martin bissett

those who adopt technology in the most effective way, and deliver the fastest results in the most attractive way, will win the race for compliance work going forward as this work becomes ever more commoditized.

those who are the best relationship builders are going to win the advisory race, which is the most profitable and usually the most enjoyable work because you progress from providing a service, to improving lives.

you will no doubt want to have a balance of compliance work to give you recurring fees and advisory work for highly profitable engagements.

today’s to-do:

do you have a strategy for winning a balanced mix of new work? take some time to review it now.

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outlook & analysis

the future of fees

are you raising yours to close a salary gap?

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when the 2024 rosenberg national survey of cpa firm statistics asked prominent consultants what’s coming down the pike in the accounting profession, an upheaval in fee structure came up a lot.

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first, the good news: net fees are growing rather nicely.

net fees at firms billing more than $2 million jumped an average of 10.7 percent.
growth at firms billing over $20 million leaped by 12.5 percent.
even small firms, those with $2-5 million in revenues, grew by 9.1 percent.