carla mccall: find your authentic leadership style | gear up for growth
“just having a title or a position doesn’t make you a leader. you have to earn the trust and respect of the team that you’re leading.”
gear up for growth
with jean caragher
leadership
leadership for the future: stakeholders, sustainability, and strategic vision | accounting arc
leadership beyond control means empowering others to succeed and, of course, eating last.
accounting arc
with liz mason, byron patrick, and donny shimamoto.
center for accounting transformation
scott scarano: first, grow people. then firm growth can follow
we need the machines to do as much of this as we can.
the disruptors
with liz farr
megan genest tarnow: hire for curiosity rather than compliance
flip the org chart and put staff at the top
the disruptors
with liz farr for 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间
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five ways to put success into succession planning
a robust mentoring program can be critical.
by bill penczak
secret to success? a growth and abundance mindset
be willing to learn.
transformation talks
with bill penczak
center for accounting transformation
6 focuses for managing partners
plus 37 specific traits for evaluation.
by august aquila
what makes a great partnership
common leadership traps
and how the author led his own firm.
by domenick j. esposito
8 steps to great
being a cpa firm leader requires you to “walk the talk,” make tough decisions and avoid common traps or errors that are attributable to a failure of providing persistent and consistent leadership.
more on strategic planning: leadership must be persistent and consistent | time running out for succession planning | the benefits of a client situation review | capital markets 101 | how to implement industry practice groups | 6 measures of partner performance | is your pyramid upside down?
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in addition to “walking the talk” personally, a ceo must drive action and change.
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10 winning traits of accounting firm leaders
bonus: 3 partners talk about what they learned on the way up.
by marc rosenberg
on staffing
let’s examine the look and feel of leadership at cpa firms.
more on staffing: what staff mentoring is and isn’t | staff need meaningful recognition | the importance of great bosses | do flexible hours help or hurt us? | why flexibility for staff works (and how) | the 12 reasons your staff hates your firm | 8 keys to keeping staff engaged | how to create a talent management strategy | what happened to the relevancy of the cpa profession? | staffing: what cpa firms are learning the hard way
i’m probably the millionth person to form a list of important leadership qualities, but i want to share what i have learned from working with cpa firms for over 20 years.
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the toughest job in the world: managing an accounting practice
5 tips for better firm management.
by august j. aquila
what makes a great partnership
wanted: managing partner
requirements: unique individual who can lead a group of independent-minded professionals; keep some semblance of normality; deal with super egos, unproductive partners and dysfunctional partners; grow the business, stay competitive in a rapidly changing and unfriendly environment, and figure out how to compensate everyone fairly. interested parties should send resume and salary requirements to box aa.
why would you want this job?
more on great partnerships: do your partners pay their own way? | 7 keys to becoming an equity partner | how and why to achieve partner unity | how you can get partners to change | are you driving your best partners crazy? | 7 warning signs for your firm | don’t weed out the roses | back to basics: 25 ways to grow your practice | 3 ways to halt a poor leader | 8 financial ducks to line up now
managing a practice today has never been more difficult, but it doesn’t mean that it’s impossible or not rewarding. it all depends on your focus and your willingness to solve the important problems at hand.
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leadership must be persistent and consistent
8 questions to check whether you walk the walk, or just talk the talk.
by domenick j. esposito
8 steps to great
to me, all of the planning to become a mid-market sustainable brand becomes a reality through persistent and consistent leadership. in the end this, arguably, is the hardest part of the equation, as mistakes are very costly.
more on strategic planning: expand your national and global geographic reach | show clients how to improve working capital | do you belong in cybersecurity? | why you need marquee clients | net profits: how much to whom? | how to drive partner performance with a smart compensation plan | 3 tools to boost your metrics
a leader in a cpa firm, be it the ceo, managing partner or a senior partner, is the quarterback. he or she is the one who has to set the tone at the top and has a very big impact on the firm’s culture, behavior and compensation of the other partners in the firm.
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seven habits of lousy cpa firm leaders
plus the flip side for successful leaders.
by rex gatto
gatto associates
do you ever wonder how some people get promoted to a leadership position? who did these people know to become a partner or director of tax in the firm?
more gatto: the new leadership skills you need to make partner in today’s accounting firm | comments: gatto responds to “ethics or profits?” | how leaders lead in tough times
billions of dollars are spent on training present and future leaders: there are special events for partners at prestigious universities, full-day trainings for partners and managers. but how is that benefiting the employees in the workplace? read more →
how to become the firm of choice
3 steps to take now.
by august j. aquila
what makes a great partnership
just think for a moment. your firm reaches the lofty goal of becoming the firm of choice in your given markets.
more on great partnerships: why partners need written goals | 7 keys to becoming an equity partner | how and why to achieve partner unity | how you can get partners to change | why expectations must be defined | 7 warning signs for your firm | don’t weed out the roses | 3 ways to halt a poor leader | 8 financial ducks to line up now
you now win the best clients, you are able to recruit and retain the best people and you increase firm profitability. what’s not to like about this?
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