Small accounting firms are dealing with some big headaches

Life can be tough for the small firm. For every new development and obstacle being discussed by larger firms and the profession, it should be remembered that small firms have to work twice as hard to address the same issues, with limited resources and time to keep up. Three experts in the field recently shared what […]

75 Years Ago, She Became the First African American Female CPA

Seventy-five years ago, Mary T. Washington Wylie (1906 – 2005), became the first African-American, female certified public accountant (CPA) in the nation. In doing so, she became a visionary, trailblazer and mentor, inspiring other young African-American CPAs and paving the way for generations to come. To honor the 75th anniversary of her becoming a CPA, […]

Not All Data Is Good Data: Leveraging Technology for Nonprofit Benchmarking

Nonprofit organizations are vital to making meaningful change in the world and they have significant amounts of untapped potential in their data. But why do some nonprofits struggle to use data while others have successfully harnessed information to drive better decision making? For many nonprofits, data is still being used merely to count results. When […]