Growth expert Gale Crosley explains why it's critical to jettison your worst clients — and how to do it.

Mike Monahan and Lou Ann Hutchison of Grant Thornton discuss how the pandemic is changing the benefits accounting firms offer staff, and which benefits they have to have to keep staff engaged and on board.

With career paths in the profession multiplying and growing more complex, former KPMG office managing partner and author of "Advice for a Successful Career in the Accounting Profession" Jerry Maginnis shares top tips for helping young accountants optimize their careers.

Heather Paquette, KPMG's national technology assurance leader - audit, talks about how digital ledger technologies are impacting business in general and the auditing profession in particular.

Erik Asgeirsson of CPA.com and Jennifer Wilson from ConvergenceCoaching discuss what firms need to do to make the most of Client Accounting Services, and to share insights from CPA.com's latest CAS benchmarking study.

As more and more firm owners look to transition, it's crucial that they understand what, exactly, is valuable about their practice. The Visionary Group's Bob Lewis and Doug Lewis dive into what makes a practice saleable — and what doesn't.

Stavros Thomadakis, chair of the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants, discusses accounting ethics and the changes he has seen in the standards during his tenure as Global Ethics Day approaches.

Crystal Cooke of the AICPA and Todd Shapiro of the ICPAS discuss the centennial of the first Black CPA, what we can learn from pioneering Black accountants, and the work the profession needs to do on diversity.  

Forensic accounting champion Dawn Brolin on what accountants can do to help clients detect and prevent scams.

Todd Shapiro and Kari Natale of the Illinois CPA Society discuss the dearth of CPA candidates, and the profession can do about it.