Everywhere you turn as a CPA, you are bombarded with information about the profession being disrupted, technology taking over your job and constant price pressure. But it's not all doom and gloom. The future for the accounting profession is bright - with the right strategy.
Why strategy fails and what to do about it
The problem with strategy is in its implementation, not its formulation
Most strategy is flawed because it is not driven by goals
The five business areas to consider in designing a strategic plan
Panalitix
Co-Founder and Director
colin.dunn@panalitix.com
(855) 437-1379
Colin Dunn is a Chartered Accountant with extensive experience in coaching accountants to develop and implement strategies to build better businesses and help their clients achieve their business and personal goals. Having spent almost 10 years in a business advisory capacity in a fast growing accounting firm in the UK, Colin has spent the past 17 years training, coaching and consulting to accounting firms, in the UK, the United States, Australia and New Zealand. Colin has developed content, products and systems to enable accountants to work closely with their clients to grow their businesses, improve profitability and better manage cash flow. He regularly speaks on these topics and passionately believes that accountants can play a major role in kick starting the economy by providing truly valuable services that their clients both need and want. Colin is an engaging and entertaining speaker who will challenge you, make you think deeply about your accounting business and provide you with pragmatic advice that make a real difference. Colin is also a prodigious author and generator of content, primarily in the form of 'how to' material to enable Accountants to respond to client needs with value-based services.
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