your identity is not a liability | accounting arc
silence, shame, and outdated policies still shape the profession—but we rise anyway.
accounting arc
with liz mason and donny shimamoto
center for accounting transformation
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write your way to the top: the career move most overlook | accounting influencers
what’s the best professional step in accounting? it’s free, powerful—and you’re probably not doing it.
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accounting influencers
with rob brown
want to stand out in your firm? build a loyal client base? attract speaking gigs, promotions, or even media opportunities? in this episode of accounting influencers, the answer isn’t more certifications or hours—it’s writing. publicly.
rob brown makes a bold claim: writing publicly is the most effective, accessible move accounting professionals can make to shape their careers—and almost no one is doing it. not because it’s hard, but because they’re afraid.
“this one habit can take you from being another face in the crowd to a trusted voice in your field,” he says. “and trust me, it’s a lot easier than you think.”
technical competence alone is no longer enough. clients and firms are looking for accountants who can lead, communicate, and inspire confidence. public writing—on linkedin, blogs, newsletters, or industry sites—is one of the most efficient ways to showcase your expertise and build trust at scale.
randy crabtree: live at the intersection of passion & skill | the disruptors
abandon rigid roles and redefine success on your own terms.
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the disruptors
with liz farr
randy crabtree believes the biggest shift accounting needs isn’t in technology or tax law—it’s in mindset. for decades, the profession has prized consistency and predictability.
but in a time of demographic disruption and rapid innovation, crabtree argues that clinging to “same as last year” thinking is holding the profession back.
“we have to embrace change,” he says. “this is a massive opportunity to start thinking differently.”
and for crabtree, that change is deeply personal. a stroke more than a decade ago sparked a transformation that reshaped his life, leadership, and mission. now, he champions vulnerability, passion, and purpose as the new pillars of a thriving accounting career—and he believes the profession’s best days are just beginning.
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crabtree’s vision for accounting starts with reimagining relationships—both with clients and with ourselves.
“it’s not just about shifting services. it’s about shifting how we see our role,” he explains. “we have to stop thinking of ourselves as just technicians and start thinking of ourselves as partners in our clients’ futures.”
justin baker: save $8m in estate taxes in one move (before 2026) | the concierge cpa
even clients under $30 million could face a surprise tax hit in 2026—here’s how to protect them.
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the concierge cpa
with jackie meyer
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as the 2026 sunset of the tax cuts and jobs act looms, one of the least discussed yet most consequential shifts in tax policy is about to hit: the estate tax exemption is set to be cut in half. for high-net-worth individuals—and the cpas who advise them—the clock is ticking.
on the latest episode of the concierge cpa, host jackie meyer welcomes justin baker, general counsel at baker wealth strategies, to explain how the looming estate tax changes present both a threat and an opportunity. “if congress does nothing, the current $14 million per-person exemption drops to around $7 million,” baker warns. “for married couples, that’s a potential $14 million reduction in tax-free estate value—and a real risk of a 40% tax on anything above that.”
brannon poe: pe drives prices–and change | accounting influencers
what forces are really driving firm sales—and what separates the sellable from the stagnant?
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accounting influencers
with rob brown
the great reshuffle in accounting is underway.
with three-quarters of the profession approaching retirement age and m&a activity reaching historic highs, many firm owners ask the same question: what’s my practice worth?
brannon poe, cpa, founder of poe group advisors, joins the accounting influencers to offer a rare, inside look at how deals are being made, what buyers are looking for, and how firm owners can prepare for a successful exit, whether it’s five weeks or five years away.