What is Accounting Leadership?
from CFO Bookshelf Hosted by Mark Gandy
As I think about our next guest, Jody Grunden, he reminds me of the successful business leader who Mixergy's Andrew Warner should feature. Jody co-founded Summit CPA Group in the early 2000s and decided to focus on financial leadership instead of offering the conventional services many small firms provided. This discussion addresses the accounting shortage, effective accountants, and why accounting professionals have nothing to fear about AI technologies.
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