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outlook 2023: consolidation brings challenges, opportunities

is your brand living its promise?

by sarah dobek

the profession will continue to see consolidation at all levels as mega firms continue to be created, presenting challenges and opportunities for middle-market firms. to compete, firms of all sizes will see a heavier focus on growth beyond their geographical boundaries. this will also require many more technical challenges and resources.

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labor force challenges will endure, and firms will continue working to augment their staff more deeply. firms will continue to explore roles for those in their firm. while it will take many years for the collegiate institutions to catch up, defining clear paths and roles for client servers, relationship professionals and technical experts must happen as part of this professionwide change. firms will continue to leverage operational support and continue asking questions about what they really must do and how to create new roles to support their firms.
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learn how to let go and let someone else step up

three ways for leaders to draw in more.

by sarah johnson dobek

encouraging new leaders and creating smooth transitions are easy goals to identify. honing in on specific tactics to accomplish these broad objectives can be much more difficult. this post offers practical suggestions from current leaders at firms that are finding success at developing the leadership capabilities of younger team members.

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leadership is one of the top issues facing accounting firms today. we often hear firms say they can’t find or don’t have good leaders in their organization.
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five steps to getting leads from former clients

handle with care.

by sarah johnson dobek
inovautus consulting

i was monitoring linkedin answers the other day and saw a post from a business owner asking if it was appropriate to approach former clients for the purposes of lead generation. someone in the thread recommended that one shouldnotcontact former clients and instead, start from scratch.

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i disagree. it is one thing if you failed miserably with the client, but i can’t understand why you would abandon a relationship if you provided the client with good service and guidance.
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four tips for cpas replacing clients

longevity takes planning.

by sarah johnson dobek
inovautus consulting

do you have a strategy for replacing your aging clients? cpa firms and their clients have the same options when it comes to aging leadership. those who choose to continue their business will do so through internal succession or by merging or selling. then there are those who face unplanned succession or just choose to close up shop.

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every accounting firm will face one of these situations at some point, so here are four things your accounting firm should consider as they look at client replacement.
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five lead generation mistakes to avoid

who is listening?

by sarah johnson dobek
inovautus consulting

we work with a lot of professional service firms. the one thing they always want is to generate more leads.

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many of them have more leads than they realize at their disposal, but they are making some common mistakes.
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five post-tax season growth ideas

pull out your notes from client meetings.

by sarah johnson dobek
inovautus consulting

we believe you should be marketing your services during tax season because it’s the very best time to grow your business. we also realize that many professionals experience a lull in their business development and marketing activities simply because seasons overlap.

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spring taxes are followed by conference season, which leads into summer vacation – and next thing you know, kids are going back to school and the fall deadline is whispering your name. we want to see you grow in every season so we’ve compiled five ideas to keep your growth momentum going.
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six tips for winning more proposals

go beyond the basics.

by sarah johnson dobek
inovautus consulting

the public accounting marketplace has become an increasingly competitive marketplace. you want to easily win more proposals, but decision-makers are savvy purchasers. no longer do they just talk to one firm; they often talk to multiple firms.

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whether you were referred to an opportunity through your network or the prospect found you through the fantastic interweb, we have six tips to help you be more successful with every swing at the plate.
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four ways to propel new cpas into growing your firm

practice makes progress.

by sarah johnson dobek
inovautus consulting

it’s no secret most accounting firms are facing partner succession and will continue to do so for years to come. the most common area of concern is how to involve new cpas in your firm’s growth activities.

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the short solution is young staff members should be involved in anything that will help them learn the business and develop the skills they need to lead one day, whether that means the partner track or some other role. it’s never too early to start. in fact, immersion should be expected from the first day they walk into the firm.

here are four instant and easy ways to get your young people involved in the business:

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sarah johnson dobekis president and founder ofinovautus consulting, a national consulting firm that develops strategies, programs, and training designed to help accounting firms grow faster and in the right direction.

she is a contributing author tobridging the gap: strengthening the connection between current and emerging leaders in the cpa profession

sarah and her team work with firms to assess their growth goals and execute practical marketing and business development plans. with her unique background in operations, human resources, practice management, and marketing, sarah delivers insightful, practical advice that guides organizations down the right path toward achieving the growth they desire. sarah's ability to understand where an organization is starting from, coupled with her disciplined approach to best practices, drives results for firms and helps them to evolve.

prior to forming inovautus, sarah was the director of marketing for a chicago-based accounting firm and the director of consulting services at pdi global, where she learned the nuts and bolts of public accounting firms and the importance of aligning marketing, people, and practice management strategies to achieve growth.

sarah is a sought-after speaker for conferences, board meetings, and professional service associations and societies. she is a thought leader appearing throughout the profession through articles, podcasts, and videos in accounting today, cpa society publications, the aicpa journal, cpa practice advisor, and more.

having been named a "top 100 most influential person" by accounting today in 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, and 2018, and a three-time "top 20 under 40 vendor" by cpa practice advisor, sarah is without a doubt glued into the profession. living and breathing her passion, she's also a member and former board member of the association for accounting marketing (aam) and the past president and member of the cpa consultants alliance.

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