AI in Review: Updates from the Past First Quarter and Implications for CPA Firms (Q1 Update)
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST
1 hr CPE/CPD in Firm Administration – Group Based Internet
Program Level: Basic
Note: This webinar is hosted by the Center for Accounting Transformation. AGN is sponsoring spots for our members to attend. Register here and you will receive information on how to connect to the webinar directly from the C4AT.
AI in Review: Updates from the First Quarter and Implications for CPA Firms (Q1 Update)
In this course, we will recap major advancements in AI from the past quarter, highlighting how these changes impact CPA firms. We will also assess regulatory and industry trends in recent months, translating these developments into actionable insights. We will discuss adapting firm strategy based on the latest AI trends, ensuring firms remain competitive and responsive.
The next quarterly update will be July 16.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the latest advancements and emerging trends in AI technology impacting the accounting profession.
- Explore real-world use cases and strategies for leveraging AI to drive efficiency, innovation, and value in accounting practices.
- Gain insights into upcoming AI tools and their potential impact, helping your firm stay ahead in an evolving technological landscape.
Ellen Choi
Ellen is an accounting tech entrepreneur with deep expertise in Silicon Valley technology and the needs of the CPA profession. Leading Edgefield Group, Ellen’s goal is to help accountants drive operational excellence and strategic growth.
She is passionate about unlocking money and time for professional services workers and pushing the boundaries of Future of Work. Making this world a better place is her motto, aiming to replace one legacy tech at a time with cutting edge, AI-fueled technology solutions.
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