How do you know if your finance function is stuck in a rut? Do you manually produce the same reports, year after year—long after they have stopped being useful to management? Do you spend too much time making sure your numbers are right and not enough time figuring out what the numbers mean or what to do about them? Are you too caught up in your function’s highly specific challenges to understand what best-in-class performance looks like and how to achieve it?
In this webcast, recorded April 2022, AAFCPAs’ Managed Accounting Solutions leaders, Joyce Ripianzi and Lauren Duplin, provide insight to help CFOs get out of the rut and step up performance!
Joyce is a Partner in the Consulting Division of AAFCPAs and a leader of the firm’s growing Outsourced Accounting & Fractional CFO (OAFC) practice with a focus on nonprofit organizations. She provides “right-size” outsourced accounting solutions, from cloud-based bookkeeping to CFO deliverables, designed to optimize the effectiveness of the modern finance function. Joyce has 35 years of diverse experience in public accounting at national and regional CPA and consulting firms. She is also a former …
Lauren is a leader in AAFCPAs’ Outsourced Accounting & Fractional CFO practice, where she provides high-level Fractional CFO services and advisory support to nonprofits, foundations, and grant-making organizations. She brings specialized expertise in the education, community and economic development, and human and social services sectors. Lauren serves as an active partner to CEOs of AAFCPAs’ nonprofit clients, recognized for her forward-looking and proactive approach to financial management.
Prior to joining AAFCPAs’ Fractional CFO & Outsourced Accounting …
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