Episode 51

Insolvency Opportunities Post-Covid PLUS Referral Tips for Accountants

Published on: 15th November, 2021

Episode 51. On this week’s Accounting Influencers Podcast:

News - Martin & Rob discuss "The Insolvency Tsunami & Opportunities for Accounting Professionals". With businesses supposedly going bust everywhere, we look at the real figures, at how any insolvency cases might also be complemented by new business start ups and what it means for accounting professionals.

Special Guest Interview (Highlights)- "A Strong Message to Accountants & Bookkeepers from Ron Saharyan". Ron rants passionately about CPAs who say they're too busy in tax season, the lame 'let's clean up your accounts' line and what's wrong with 'customized workflow.

Here's What Works - Rob & Martin offer up practical advice and tips for accounting practitioners on "Here's What Works for Accountants & CPAs on Generating Referral Business." With introductions, word of mouth and recommendations supposedly making up the main sources of new work for many accounting firms, we give you ways to generate more high quality referrals.

Expert Interview (Highlights) - "Pricing Strategies for Accountants and CPAs with Geraldine Carter". Discover some of the misconceptions accounting professionals have when it comes to pricing, why they are scared to raise their prices and the many benefits of better pricing for accountancy firms.

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About the Podcast

Accounting Voices Podcast
Accounting Voices helps people in the accounting world stay relevant visible and vocal. Host Rob Brown interprets trends reshaping the profession and gives listeners insight to build authority influence and a stronger voice in firms and markets.
Accounting Voices, hosted by Rob Brown, helps decision makers and leaders in accounting and finance stay relevant, visible and vocal in a profession being reshaped by technology, private equity, regulation and shifting client expectations. Each episode interprets the trends disrupting accounting and finance such as AI, automation, M&A, talent and the move to advisory and translates them into practical insight that strengthens authority and influence.
Accounting Voices is also a platform for the wider ecosystem of networks, associations, educators, consultants, software vendors and technology experts who serve accountants and finance professionals worldwide. It extends into regular Accounting Voices networking sessions that connect this audience and amplify ideas that move the profession forward. With its international reach and long shelf life the show delivers credibility and commercial value for listeners and sponsors alike. Search for "Accounting Voices" on YouTube for all episodes and connect with Rob Brown on LinkedIn to find out more: https://www.linkedin.com/in/therobbrown

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Rob Brown

ob Brown is the creator and host of the Accounting Voices Network, a media platform that includes the flagship solo podcast Accounting Voices and the panel shows Accounting M&A and Accounting Tech. He chairs conferences, panels and virtual events worldwide and is recognised as a leading advocate for the accounting profession.

He is an accomplished speaker and authority on trust, reputation, employer brand, talent, succession, executive presence and the forces shaping the future of accounting. Rob is the author of the bestselling book Build Your Reputation (Wiley) and his TEDx talk The Personal Brand of You has been viewed more than 400,000 times.

A former co-founder of the Accounting Influencers Roundtable, Rob now focuses on amplifying the voices of leaders, firms, networks, vendors and influencers across the global accounting ecosystem.

Outside of work he is a stroke survivor, lives with epilepsy, holds a black belt in kickboxing and is based in Nottingham, UK. He plays chess and backgammon, loves orange chocolate and is allergic to grapefruit.