The Office of Finance has evolved to become a key player in supporting strategic business decisions that reaches beyond day-to-day number crunching and Excel spreadsheets. While these tasks are important, technological advances can help CPAs save time and focus on being a strategic business partner that adds value across the entire enterprise.

Since March 2020, legions of employees have been working from home with nearly unfettered access to company information. Some of that information may be regarded as trade secrets. As more companies offer hybrid or fully remote work environments, the effort to protect these trade secrets will grow as a concern.

We may be “comfort centered” most of the time—doing what we know how to do and avoiding things that make us leave our comfort zones. When we force ourselves to clarify what we want, we are able to be what Robert E. Quinn calls “results centered.” The result? We will become more energized and optimistic. Find out how the WSCPA is working to envision a results centered future.

While the profession has navigated through the health and economic turmoil of the last few years, the WSCPA Advocacy Team has spent the last several months monitoring the legislative session and preparing for the future.

It’s official! The WSCPA office—the home of Washington CPAs—has moved to our new location.