Road to Munich 2/3 – First Session (8h BST)

This is the second connection of the pgoram, and registration is not required. 

We are offering 2 connections on each webinar to accomodate different time zones. This is for the first session of the day that is usually relevant for AP and EMEA members. 

Accounting firms are evolving rapidly, and so are their funding models. Some are turning to private equity, while others are going public, merging, or developing innovative internal capital structures. These decisions don’t just shape firm strategy—they shape your future career.

 As you advance, will you be managing investors or partners? Could a capital injection create leadership opportunities—or limit them? How might different funding models influence your day-to-day role? And why is this transformation happening?
 
This year’s NextGen Global Challenge focuses on the capital strategies driving our profession forward—and the personal impact they may have on rising leaders like you.

What to expect:

The program starts in July and consists of three 1.5hr essential webinars – the last of which is in September. You will also need to a attend couple of your teams zoom meetings in between. The total time commitment is approximtaley up to seven or 8 hours.

In a team of three international peers, you’ll explore these issues by:

• Acting as strategic advisors to a fictional mid-tier firm operating in 2–3 countries.
• Explore three different funding models—PE, IPO, mergers, and more.
• Uncover how each path impacts growth, leadership, autonomy, and culture.
• Recommend the most sustainable strategy for the firm and for its people.

What’s in it for you?

• Understand the future of your role in a profession seeking investment capital.
• Develop high-level thinking and leadership skills.
• Liaise with a peer group from around the world. 
• Win an expenses-paid trip to the AGN World Congress 2025!*

Let’s shape the future of accounting—and your career—together.

For more infirmation or become involved, contact Mireia Rovira (mrovira@agn.org)