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The Skills, Tools & Technology Needed Now to Be Future Ready

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Accounting & finance departments and professionals at all levels are up for a tough challenge in the years ahead. The time to invest is now in order to be rewarded with greater opportunities, more impact, and more fulfilling work. Have you gone paperless? Are you utilizing the cloud? In this webcast, recorded April 2021 at AAFCPAs’ Nonprofit Educational Seminar, Joyce Ripianzi, CPA, leader in AAFCPAs’ Managed Accounting Solutions practice, and Robyn Leet, leader in AAFCPAs’ Business Process & IT Consulting practice, provide insight on the skills to develop or hire for, technologies to implement, and notable transformations to anticipate to ensure AAFCPAs’ nonprofit clients remain informed and best equipped for the changes that await our future!

About the Authors

Joyce Ripianzi
Joyce Ripianzi, CPA
Joyce is a Partner in the Consulting Division of AAFCPAs and a member of the firm’s growing Managed Accounting Solutions (MAS) practice, which 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 30+ years of diverse experience in public accounting at national and regional CPA and consulting firms. She is also a former CFO of an 18-million-dollar organization.
Robyn Leet
Robyn Leet
Robyn brings over 20 years of continuous business process improvement and internal controls experience to AAFCPAs’ diverse clients. From her beginnings as an auditor in public accounting, she learned the fundamentals of business requirements and frameworks. This knowledge was applied to further her impact in her roles as Controller in private, closely-held businesses. These opportunities have bolstered her broad exposure to businesses in multiple stages of growth and with varying levels of needs to validate her insight into the inner workings and requirements of business operations and functions, always looking at the big picture and keeping the client in scope.