The QuickBooks Partner Council is one of the longest-standing collaborations between Intuit and the accounting community. The Council holds both in-person meetings and virtual engagements so that council members can help shape the various roadmaps Intuit uses in partnering with the accounting industry.
As a member of the Council, you would represent the accounting industry to various Intuit teams through in-depth collaborative sessions to elevate accountant and small business experiences, diverse points of view, and needs.
Council members help to shape the future of accounting by working closely with top Silicon Valley talent to improve Intuit's existing products. Council members create bonds with Intuit team members in order to fuel small business success.
Council members will be working with approximately twenty of their peers from across the United States. Typically, they will build bonds with these fellow professionals that extend well beyond the twice a year in-person sessions and monthly virtual meetings.
So what does it take to earn a spot on the Council?
First, you must be living in the United States. You must have a thorough understanding of the QuickBooks Platform demonstrated by product experiences among your firm and your clients. This includes expertise with the QuickBooks Online Ecosystem and related technologies.
You must also be willing to sign an Intuit five-year Non-disclosure Agreement (NDA), and be willing to travel twice each year for three-days to Intuit's Mountain View, California campus. (Note: Intuit will reimburse travel and lodging expense for trips to Intuit's campus and also pay a daily rate for time spent on-site.) You will also need to be available for an average of five-hours per month to be spent in virtual meetings with Intuit team members.
Applications are currently being accepted through July 12, 2024.
You can APPLY HERE.
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