“speed and being nimble are critical to being able to try new things and iterate quickly.”
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alan whitman, ceo of adw advisory, formerly led baker tilly u.s. through a meteoric rise from $475 million to $1.5 billion in revenue. in this episode of gear up for growth, he shares his wealth of experience and insights.
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one of the central themes of the conversation is the potential for smaller cpa firms to outpace their larger counterparts in innovation and agility. whitman highlights the advantages small firms have, such as their ability to pivot quickly and try new approaches without the bureaucratic hurdles larger organizations face. “speed and being nimble are critical,” whitman asserts. however, he notes that smaller firms must adopt a forward-thinking mindset, emphasizing, “hopefully, smaller firms aren’t biased by always doing it the way you’ve done it in the past.”