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Building a Growth Engine at Your Firm: One Piece at a Time

May 10, 2012

As I take inventory of my client meetings lately, one topic clearly rises to the top: “How can we best fuel growth?”

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Five Tech Improvements to Consider After Tax Season

April 27, 2012

Gary Boomer provides five items that you should be addressing over the remainder of 2012. Are they all on your list???

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Opportunistic, Cautious and Wary

March 28, 2012

I am expecting M & A activity right after busy season to be at a frenzied pace. The amount of discussions and inquiries…

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Boomers Won’t Move Out of the Way

February 22, 2012

No, we aren’t referring to our friends Gary and Jim. We’re talking about McCartney and other “seasoned & successful” professionals that are still rocking past retirement age.

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Conference Networking for Introverts

January 25, 2012

It can be difficult to come to a conference alone, and sometimes it’s even less productive when you’re with a friend.  The point of attending an event is to move around, meet new people and expand your network.  Thanks to

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Bundled Up for America’s Economic Winter

December 15, 2011

Still feeling shaky about the economy? Not sure whether to pull the trigger on that massive technology investment or acquire that Chicago office? Your instincts are good: America is in a period of economic winter, and we haven’t bottomed out yet.

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Designed to be Different

December 14, 2011

I know we all deal with how to differentiate our CPA firms from our competitors, to me, this has always been one of the most difficult challenges in my career. We all know that there is a big difference, but you how do you demonstrate it?

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If you are not talking to another firm about merging, should you be?

November 30, 2011

The answer is most likely yes. Why?

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