Provider and customer have to be aligned.
By Jody Padar
The Radical CPA Guide
What is your firm’s purpose?
Let’s go back to the idea of innovation, or what I like to describe as the application of innovation and business model transformation.
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We’re not just managing change anymore. Change management is becoming obsolete – New Firms know they must be nimbler than just strategizing around any sort of targeted change. Managing change was fine five years ago, but trust me when I say we are beyond that.