CFOs must be part of the conversation if we are to make integrated reporting the global standard
It’s time for a comprehensive scorecard reflecting the right KPIs, argues Russell Guthrie, CFO of the International Federation of Accountants.
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Voices In Crisis, Small Businesses Need Small Accounting Firms
[SMEs] need the support of accountants whom they know and trust. Small and midsized accounting practices should be their preferred partners. Why? Because the unfortunate reality is that many SMPs know firsthand what SMEs are going through.
IFAC & cloudThing's PAO Digital Assessment Tool Part 8: Are Your Learning & Qualifications Processes Digitally-Led?
Artificial Intelligence & Technology
Professional Accountancy Organization (PAO) Development
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The Future of NFR and the Role of SMPs
Hosted by the European Federation of Accountants and Auditors for SMEs
Road to digital: How to support SMEs
Hosted by Accountancy Europe
The need for SMEs to digitalise is more pressing than ever, especially since the Covid-19 crisis began. While some SMEs are advancing with digitalisation, many are struggling and lagging behind.
Join us at this webinar to learn:
- What are the main obstacles to digitalisation?
- How can accountants support SME digitalisation efforts?
- What can policy-makers do to help?
Because #SMEsCountOnUs!
Confirmed Speakers:
Ethical Leadership in an Era of Complexity and Digital Change: Event Highlights
Ethics
Artificial Intelligence & Technology
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Mental Wellness – An Informative Discussion with Practical Insights as the Pandemic Continues
Mental wellness can be an uncomfortable or unfamiliar subject to discuss—and it is often stigmatized. Yet it is an issue for all of us—even if we aren’t consciously aware of any difficulties. The pandemic has been a wake-up call for greater awareness and understanding as so many have endured extraordinary circumstances for such an extended period, and continue to do so.
Rethinking careers: Gen Z and the future of accountancy
In the wake of an extraordinary 2020, we asked 9,000 members of Generation Z (age 18-25) about the issues that give them most concern right now. What do they want from their careers? What are they worrying about? What attracts them to organisations? What do they think about business?
This webinar will explore the implications for employers, managers and anyone who works with Gen Z, using insights drawn from roundtables around the world.
