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The conference theme is “Make A Difference” and aims to create an engaging, highly motivational and entertaining learning environment where all who attend take away business and life-changing experiences. Take advantage of significant registration discounts before May 31. We’ll see you in San Diego!
Chicago-based BDOUSALLP (FY17 net revenue of $1.4 billion) expanded through the addition of 85 staff, including 15 partners from an IPA 300 firm, effective July 1.
As a group, the Big 4 accounting firms saw 42% of their global fiscal 2017 revenue come from consulting and advisory work. From 2012 to 2017, audit revenue grew by only 3%.
The Big 4 firms are beginning to offer services related to initial coin offerings, or ICOs, which have become a concern for regulators around the globe, Bloomberg reports.
"While I miss the client interaction, I am finding it really rewarding to further grow relationships with our internal team. I look forward to meeting more clients in all our markets and hearing how we can continue to support their growth and success and deliver on our Schenck Way for client service," says Young.
Johnson has been a partner at the firm for 16 years and was a staff accountant at Johnson Goff & Company for 13 years prior to that. His areas of expertise include business tax planning, consulting and preparation as well as succession planning.
Nicole Gantz, marketing partner at Dubuque, Iowa-based Honkamp Krueger & Co., has received the Association for Accounting Marketing’s 2018 Marketer of the Year award, sponsored by INSIDE Public Accounting.
With advancing technology poised to automate many of their data-driven tasks, accounting professionals must master eight key skills if they want to remain relevant, says Tom Hood, executive director of the Maryland Association of CPAs.
As client needs become more complex, partners will need to step up their game. As staffing leverage continues to grow, as it has for more than 15 years, partners will no longer be able to hide behind staff-level work.
