Ashli Watts, president and CEO of the Kentucky Chamber discusses how business can rebound from COVID-19 with Kentucky Society of CPA members.

How can you be an island of calm in a sea of chaos? The way we live, work and play have been disrupted in incredible ways. This is a time for opportunities to learn valuable ways to help us transition as the changes keep coming.

Bishop shares ways that you can help manage stress and other disruptors that come with transition.

Whitney Bishop is a Change Agent, based in Louisville, Kentucky who works with leaders in the social impact and entrepreneurial sectors. She brings a lifetime of curiosity, education, experimentation and presence to her facilitation, training, coaching & consulting work.

The way we live, work and play have been disrupted in incredible ways. This is a time for opportunities to learn valuable ways to help us transition as the changes keep coming.

Bishop shares ways that you and your company can help manage stress and other disruptors that come with transition.

How can you be an island of calm in a sea of chaos?

The upcoming 2020 60-day "long" session kicks off on January 7 and is slated to end on April 15. Throughout the session, KyCPA will advocate for our members on tax, license, and general business issues, along with any other issue that affects the CPA profession. In this episode we speak we speak with Shelby Williams, KyCPA's Government Affairs Director, about key issues for we will be looking out for this year, important legislative dates and how to get involved.

The KyCPA Educational Foundation awards scholarships to college accounting students who plan on taking the CPA exam along with other criteria. In this episode we are interviewing Kaitlyn Cummins, CPA, a past recipient of the Educational Foundation scholarship who is currently employed as a Senior Tax Associate at MCM CPAs & Advisors.

The KyCPA Educational Foundation awards scholarships to college accounting students who plan on taking the CPA exam along with other criteria. In this episode we are interviewing Alea Luckett, a recipient of the Educational Foundation scholarship who currently attends Western Kentucky University.

Once again, we are joined by Tommy Stephens, CPA, CGMA, CITP from K2 Enterprise to discuss online personal privacy. In the podcast we discuss the importance of knowing how your online information is being utilized by companies and privacy laws to protect this information. Stephens will be presenting at the KyCPA Technology Conference on December 16-17.

The upcoming 2020 60-day "long" session kicked off on January 7 and is slated to end on April 15. Throughout the session, KyCPA will advocate for our members on tax, license, and general business issues, along with any other issue that affects the CPA profession. In this episode, we speak with Shelby Williams, KyCPA's Government Affairs Director, about key issues for we will be looking out for this year, important legislative dates and how to get involved.

The Five Dysfunctions of a Team by Patrick Lecioni discusses 5 pitfalls that can hinder the performance of a team as a whole and have a potentially devastating impact on an organization as a whole. We are back with Trevor Blondeel, founder of Operation Kickstart, to discuss how an organization can identify and solve these dysfunctions.

KyCPA President Elizabeth Woodward was officially sworn in as president during the summer of 2019. Podcast host Marvin Stewart interviews President Woodward and not only learns about her experience but her plans and goals during her presidency.