savage: use your license as a megaphone | arc – slc
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accounting arc – student-led conversations
with arpan grewal
center for accounting transformation
advocacy often appears on television as protest marches, campaign rallies, or contentious debates. but in a recent accounting arc – student-led conversations episode, host arpan grewal and guest zenai savage, cpa, recast advocacy as something more grounded and accessible: a series of everyday decisions about when to speak up, who to invite in, and how to use professional skills for public good.
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savage is not a typical accountant. she is the founder of the savage advantage, a consulting firm that provides outsourced controller work, budget development, governance support, and board training to nonprofits and civic organizations. she also writes and speaks through blurred lines, a personal platform built on the belief that people do not have to separate their faith, professional life, and community service into neat compartments.
for grewal, a gen z student leader, savage’s path offers a concrete example of how young professionals can blend technical careers with civic engagement.
