Wealth management news August 2011

Wealth management

At the Controls

As a recent flight prepared to take off, the captain spoke over the loudspeakers, “Ladies and gentlemen, we are all set to take off but I'm afraid we are being delayed by technical problems.” Immediate concerns popped to mind first about how safe the flight would be and if I'd ever see my family again, then irritation at perhaps being late for the afternoon appointment that was the reason for the flight.
Wealth management

Filling the Void

The financial services crisis of 2008-2009 resulted in the loss of more than a thousand financial advisors and dozens of traditional financial services firms, and it caused tremendous turmoil in the remaining survivors. How do you fill that void given the many constraints facing the typical ensemble (multi-partner) CPA firm today?
Wealth management

The Evolution of a CPA Firm into a Wealth Management Firm: A CPA's Perspective

Jeff Neher, champion partner of CNC Financial Group, LLC, an affiliate of Cordell, Neher & Company, a premier accounting firm in Wenatchee, WA, discusses the firm’s evolution into a client-centric wealth management firm.

Voice of the Editor

What makes a company a great place to work? Experience, a ConnectEDU company, uses criteria that include benefits, career advancement opportunities, culture, and work/life balance to form its annual list of the Best Places to Work for Recent Grads. BDO USA and Ernst & Young both made the Top 25 list. Read what makes these firms stand out and find out what can be done at your firm to entice college grads.

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This Week on AccountingWEB

CPAs Mira Finé, Scott Hitchcock, Rob Keasal, Kathy Scorcio, and Ken Travis offer ten pieces of financial advice for the newest Powerball winner.
Hang Bower of BDO USA and Dan Black of Ernst & Young share their perspectives on why their firms made the Best Places to Work for Recent Grads 2013 list.
Herbein + Company, Inc. firm members talked with AccountingWEB about their year-round employee wellness program.
Bill Walter of Gross, Mendelsohn & Associates and Harold Gaar of TravisWolff LLP weigh in on mobile technology use while employees are at work.
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