Taking Your Firm Virtual Summit
The Taking Your Firm Virtual Summit is back for its second year! Taking place August 3-5, 2021, Nayo Carter-Gray is back with her virtual summit to help accounting professionals develop and implement strategies to confidently and securely take their firms to the cloud. See what the summit plans to cover this year below.
You’ll learn how to:
- Position your business to thrive in the future.
- Have systems in place that increase efficiency and productivity.
- Have processes in place that are easily automated.
- Have a digital presence so customers can find you quickly.
- Give your clients an experience that will have them raving to their friends.
- Get you out of the overwhelm of details to focus on revenue growth.
The Taking Your Firm Virtual Summit features 20+ experts that will teach you strategies you can use to take your firm virtual or improve the processes you already have in place. Their experts will be sharing their years of knowledge, strategies and tactics. Learn more about the speakers here.
Presentations will be 30-45 minutes in length. Each presenter will provide a worksheet to follow along with so you can make your action plan while tuning in. The presentations will be available for 24-hours to encourage you to stop waiting for the right time and take action along with hundreds of other accountants and tax professionals.
You also will have the opportunity to follow the topics that matter most to you and enjoy exclusive content and offers you won’t find anywhere else, join an exclusive Facebook group for networking opportunities and more! Register now so you don’t miss this information-packed event!
Last year, Tax Practice News attended the event and wrote an article covering each day (you can read about Day 1 and Day 2 here). We’ll be attending again this year so make sure to follow us on Twitter (as well as the Taking Your Firm Virtual Summit’s official Twitter) and subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up to date on the event as it unfolds.
This article originally ran on Tax Practice News. View it here.