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ON-DEMAND MEMBER CPD WEBINAR

Out-of-scope work: How to avoid leaving over $100k on the table

With unrecovered out of scope work costing public practice firms over $100k per year on average*, Australian firms are leaving money on the table.

Hear from our subject-matter experts about Ignition’s latest research insights on the cost of avoiding awkward situations, and the tools and strategies your firm can use to put an end to their undesired consequences.

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About the session

Ignition’s first ‘State of client engagement’ report explores the impact that delaying awkward client conversations has on accounting professionals and their firms in Australia.

Having or avoiding awkward client conversations, whether about scope creep or late payments, is a part of everyday life—but it doesn’t have to be.

Request your on-demand link for this CPD eligible session to learn:

spark-orange_sRGB What are the top awkward client conversations accountants and bookkeepers face in Australia.

spark-orange_sRGB What is the financial cost of avoiding those conversations.

spark-orange_sRGB How avoidance also affects the wellbeing of accounting professionals and their teams.

spark-orange_sRGB What are the top strategies to eliminate those awkward conversations.

spark-orange_sRGB How technology can help.

spark-orange_sRGB  Meet your Speakers

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HOST

Ethan Cooney
Senior Partnerships Manager at Ignition

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EXPERT GUEST

Rebecca Mihalic CA
Director at BusinessDEPOT

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EXPERT GUEST

Kristen Wydell FCA
General Manager, Professional Standards at CA ANZ

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EXPERT GUEST

Julie Harris
Head of Research, AU at YouGov

Out-of-scope work:
How to avoid leaving over $100k on the table

 

* Ignition, 2022 State of client engagement in Australia. © 2022 by Ignition.


Conditions for CPD points

CAANZ members may claim webinar attendance as CPD hours if personally satisfied it is professionally relevant and meets the CPD requirements set out in the CR 7 Continuing Professional Development requirements for CAANZ