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Global accounting leaders call for mindset shifts, better storytelling, and a redefined brand.Accounting Influencerswith Rob BrownIn this edition of Accounting Influencers, four of the profession's most prominent voices gather for a candid discussion on the challenges and opportunities facing the accounting world. From evolving business models to deep talent shortages, the conversation explores how firms must adapt—or risk irrelevance.The panel includes Randy Johnston, co-founder of K2 Enterprises and a long-time tech strategist for CPAs; Trevor Greenway, CEO of Interval, a software firm helping accountants uncover real-time advisory opportunities; Harry Blum, managing partner at RSM Canada; and Jennifer O'Carroll, CEO of ERP vendor HansaWorld and former tax advisor.More Rob Brown“The knowledge is there,” says Greenway. “The question is—do firms have the people and bandwidth to act on it?” He warns that while accountants understand the changes required—like the shift to advisory services and the adoption of AI—the labor shortage is the primary obstacle.Blum agrees, calling today's environment “an experiment in change management,” where firms have never had more opportunity but also never faced more complexity. “The mindset shift needed to transform is the biggest challenge,” he says.

Tariffs, Interest Rates, and Canada's Rental Market   In real estate, time is money, and at a time when tariffs are ever-changing, the housing and rental market are even more unpredictable than usual! Today on the Sync or Swim Podcast, we are joined by Tu Nguyen, an economist at RSM Canada, to discuss the recent tariff changes, interest rates, and the Canadian housing market. Tuning in, you'll hear about how the new US tariffs are going to affect housing development and rent, how Canadian policy and market shifts can lessen the consequences of these tariff changes, how they will affect the rental and housing market, and so much more! We delve into the problematic nature of high construction prices before discussing the relationship between interest rates and the price-to-rent ratio. Tu even tells us what happens to the rental market when interest rates fluctuate and shares her thoughts on renting versus buying. Finally, hear about how new policies and the changing political landscape in Canada may impact the rental and housing market. Thanks for listening in!    Key Points From This Episode:   Introducing today's guest, Tu Nguyen. How the new US tariffs will affect housing development and rental prices.  Ways policy and market shifts can mitigate these effects.  How tariffs can impact the rental and housing market specifically.  The dangers of construction prices that are too high.  The relationship between the price-to-rent ratio and interest rates.  What happens in the rental market as interest rates fluctuate.  Tu shares her thoughts on renting versus buying in this market.  How politics and new policy may impact the rental and housing market.    Quotes:   “There are no winners in a trade war.” — Tu Nguyen [0:07:55]   “With all the tariff measures that came out yesterday, we're expecting that there could be a global recession, and Canada is also expected to enter a recession this year. — Tu Nguyen [0:08:05]   “In real estate, in construction and housing, time is money, right? Because – every minute that you are not building, you're wasting time, you're wasting money, and you're not adding supply.”— Tu Nguyen [0:24:27] Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:   Tu Nguyen on LinkedIn RSM Canada Rentsync Sync or Swim Podcast Sync or Swim Email  

Tu Nguyen, RSM Canada economist joins Montreal Now's Aaron Rand.

This conversation is focused on Canadians / Americans that live on one side of the border while working on the other side. Our guest expert is Frank Casciaro, Senior Manager at RSM Canada based in Toronto Canada.

Justin Krieger, Senior Technology and Media Analyst at consultancy firm RSM Canada, joins 980CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about how streaming has changed since its inception and how it will continue to change in the future.

Mario's guest in this episode is Stephen Rupnarain, leader of RSM Canada's M&A Tax Services practice. Recent changes to Canadian tax laws have focused buyer and seller attention on transactional tax issues, notably depreciation. Despite the elimination of some traditional tax planning mechanisms, Stephen finds that it is still possible to achieve results that work for both sides – especially where sellers think through their tax issues well before the LOI.

Guest: Tu Nguyen, Economist and ESG Director at RSM Canada

Kelly talks to Ryan Duquette national lead of cybersecurity and partner with RSM Canada. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest 1: [00.00-05.35] Pearlman Lindholm was established by Edwin Pearlman and Louis Lindholm in 1954. For 65 years, their firm has consistently maintained its status as one of Victoria's leading law practices and has steadily grown to house twenty-five lawyers. As a full-service law firm, they use our expertise to represent clients in all personal and business matters, handling cases ranging from small to large and complex.Their litigation lawyers routinely appear in the Provincial Court of British Columbia, the Supreme Court of British Columbia, and the British Columbia Court of Appeal. Clients come to us from Vancouver Island, throughout British Columbia, across Canada, from the United States and abroad. Many of their clients are relatives of families that they have represented for generations. they pride themselves on developing successful, long-term relationships with their clients.Learn more about Pearlman Lindholm by visiting: www.pearlmanlindholm.com.Guest 2: [05.35-End of Episode] RSM's purpose is to deliver the power of being understood to their clients, colleagues and communities through world-class audit, tax and consulting services focused on middle market businesses. The clients they serve are the engine of global commerce and economic growth, and they are focused on developing leading professionals and services to meet their evolving needs in today's ever-changing business environment.RSM Canada LLP provides public accounting services and is the Canadian member firm of RSM International, a global network of independent audit, tax and consulting firms with more than 51,000 people in 123 countries. RSM Alberta LLP is a limited liability partnership and independent legal entity that provides public accounting services.  RSM Canada Consulting LP provides consulting services and is an affiliate of RSM US LLP, a member firm of RSM International.Learn more about RSM Canada by visiting: www.rsmcanada.com.Episode Sponsor: Coastal Community Credit Union: Who's helping you take care of your financial health? Coastal Community Credit Union is here to help you reach your goals, and do great things. Visit www.cccu.ca.Mark's Final 2:Best advice: "You should always have a great haircut."App: Garmin Connect.For more local news impacting business, visit: www.businessexaminer.ca Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Liz sat down with Linda to discuss her journey from being in academia to having a career in Law Enforcement and to her current role as a Senior Incident Response Analyst. Linda highlights the similarities between her time as a detective specializing in digital forensics and her current role within the private sector. She also shares advice for those who are considering a career within the Technology space whether they are fresh out of college or for those considering a career switch. Do enjoy!Guest: Linda Smith My name is Linda Smith and I like to break hacker's hearts. I am also the Founder of Codify Zone a Tech-Education company where children learn programming, logical and critical thinking skills. I am an ex-cop with extensive experience in the field of Digital Forensics.Currently I am a Senior Incident Response Analyst with one of the best companies in the field of cyber security, Sophos. I am a mom of 2 beautiful children and a wife, in my spare time I run to support local and international charities.  I am a workout freak, and I can't sit still. I love to travel, boxing and I absolutely could not live without caffeine.I love what I doI do what I loveI do what I do to protect business and humans.Host: Liz JaluagueLiz Jaluague is a Cyber Testing Associate at RSM Canada where she performs penetration tests for clients in a wide span of industries. Her previous work experience includes full-stack development, cloud automation, and security governance consulting at a Big Four firm. She earned a BSc in Biochemistry and a postgraduate certificate in Computer Security and Digital Forensics.Liz serves as a mentor in several organizations for people who are in their first cybersecurity role or looking to enter the field. She also co-leads the EWF's Podcast Action Team.Support the show (https://www.ewf-usa.com/)

"Resilience is the ability to transition, to see the change around you and adapt to that." Terri Ellis is a leader at RSM, an alliance which brings CPA and consulting firms together while also ensuring their independence and individualism. The alliance focuses on leveraging client service and adding value to their members through education, support and sharing best practices. Terri is part of the leadership team at RSM, but she is so much more than that! From being discovered and recruited by a business leader on the golf course when she was a golf pro, to finding her way through the business world, she is a consummate business professional. Terri exemplifies the things she says and the advice she provides. This episode is well worth listening to/watching if you are growing your career and thinking about how to manage this important aspect of life. We talk about re-defining ourselves, identifying our strengths, seeking allies and mentors and how to invigorate the value we bring to the table every day.More on Ford Keast Human Resources can be found here: https://www.fordkeast.com/services/human-resource-consulting/& for all the podcast and YouTube information visit our website: https://www.career-resilience.com/ If you enjoyed this podcast or our YouTube video and need support in your own career resilience please do get in contact with Jann at HR@fordkeasthrc.ca We would love to hear from you!Want to show your support? Subscribe and leave a review! It means a lot!   Thank you Jann Danyluk, Career Resilience. 

As the national chief operating officer of RSM Canada, Rhonda Klosler oversees the firm's finance, human resources and growth initiatives. In a conversation with Leon about how she has envisioned leadership in the COVID era, Rhonda brings years of experience in keeping core to the mission of a company, while being open to the new ideas brought forward. In addition, Rhonda leads the Toronto office in her role as office managing partner and executes the firm's growth plans in the Toronto market. Rhonda is a graduate of Brock University, and a CPA, CA, having earned her designation in 1993. That same year, she joined the predecessor firm, and was made a partner in 2001. In 2012, Rhonda completed the Harvard Business School Professional Services program.If you're interested in one of our The Way Forward live webcasts, please visit https://peo-leadership.com/. Please reach out to Kelly May kmay@peoleadership.com If you'd like to listen to some of our past webcasts, we have recordings on our COVID-19 resource page (https://peo-leadership.com/covid-19-resource-centre/). Guests have included University of Toronto's Janice Stein, Harvard's Rosabeth Kantor. We've talked about such topics as mental health, rent negotiations, the stimulus package and a host of others. If you'd like to find out more about our leadership community, please feel free to reach out directly to lgoren@peo-leadership.com. If you enjoyed today's podcast, please subscribe and give us a review on Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.  

Rhonda Klosler is the National COO and Toronto Office Market Leader at RSM which is an international tax and accounting firm.  As the national chief operating officer of RSM Canada, Rhonda oversees the firm's finance, human resources, and growth initiatives. In addition, Rhonda leads the Toronto office in her role as office managing partner and executes the firm's growth plans in the Toronto market. Rhonda is a graduate of Brock University, and a CPA, CA, having earned her designation in 1993. That same year, she joined the predecessor firm and was made a partner in 2001. In 2012, Rhonda completed the Harvard Business School Professional Services program. The Women Leadership Nation, Breaking Barriers Podcast is committed to helping women break barriers through the power of storytelling, self-awareness, and knowledge sharing. We started this podcast as a platform for women to share their journeys, experiences, and insights so that we can learn and grow from one another. We hope you enjoyed this episode and would love for you to subscribe to our podcast! Also, we hope you will follow us on our journey thru Instagram at @LadouceurJennifer! Thanks for listening and welcome to the Women Leadership Nation community!  Together we can break barriers! www.WomenLeadershipNation.com  

Today we're talking with Ryan Duquette, a partner at RSM Canada. Ryan focuses on litigation support, cyber incident response, privacy and technology risks, digital forensics and cyber fraud matters. An investigator for over 20 years, Ryan was previously a police officer focusing on cyber crime and fraud cases. He works closely with clients involved in workplace investigations and civil litigation matters including intellectual property theft, HR investigation, and data breaches.

The unexpected emergence of the COVID-19 crisis has taken everyone by surprise – affecting every country, every industry, every market. So with all the recent developments of the COVID-19 crisis and the measures governments are taking to mitigate loss of life, where does that leave the residential real estate market?Hunter Milbourne, nationally recognized authority in residential real estate discusses the following:What does the residential real estate market in Toronto look like 6 – 9 months from now?If you were thinking of selling this spring, should you be reconsidering?If you're a buyer and/or investor in Toronto when do you jump in?What does the rental market look like in the next year?Where will we be 3 to 5 years from now in terms of pricing?Hunter Milborne: President & CEO, Milborne GroupHunter Milborne is nationally recognized as the “Dean of Condos” by Canadian Business Magazine. Through his firm, Milborne Real Estate Inc., Mr. Milborne has been personally responsible for the marketing and sales of over $25 billion in properties, having sold over 100,000 units. With over 38 years of experience, Mr. Milborne is well known for his entrepreneurial style, creative problem solving and innovative market penetration strategies.Milborne Real Estate has served hundreds of clients on a range of projects, from vacation homes to high-density multi-use developments in locations around the world. Selling more than 700 developments since its inception, Milborne Real Estate continues to hold a 12-15% market share in Toronto in an industry with over 1000 competing companies.The high measure of his success is evident in the large volume of repeat business secured, due to Mr. Milborne's expert guidance. He has firmly established Milborne Real Estate as the most dominant force in Canadian condominium marketing.

Part of Privcap’s “Powerhouses in Private Equity” interview series, Tricor Pacific Capital’s Rod Senft discusses the rise of his Vancouver-based multi-strategy firm, how he wants entrepreneurs to view him, his favorite deal, and the “joy” and “thrill” that business builders need to feel to thrive. Interview by RSM Canada’s Ben Gibbons. The post Vancouver Values: Tricor Pacific’s Rod Senft appeared first on Privcap.

Terry has always brought an incredible level of energy and dynamics to his approach to professional services. I learned that first-hand during my tenure with EY Calgary; 25 years later has not changed a thing. A pleasure to obtain Terry’s view on the CPA profession and the increasing importance of tech in his work and that of the clients of RSM Canada. LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/terry-booth-b428205/ Website link: http://www.rsmcanada.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/allen-wazny/message

At a recent ACG event in Detroit focused on cross-border trade, Middle Market Growth sat down with leaders from ACG's Detroit, Western Michigan and Toronto chapters. They weighed in on how issues like tariffs and NAFTA renegotiation are impacting middle-market companies, and whether legalization of cannabis presents an investment opportunity for ACG members. The episode features interviews with Chris Letts, vice president at Morgan Stanley and president of ACG Detroit; Ben Gibbons, a partner with RSM Canada and a member of the ACG Toronto board of directors; and Eric Kamstra, a member of the board of ACG Western Michigan. It was taped during the Cross-Border Connections conference, an event hosted by ACG Detroit, Western Michigan and Toronto in March.

On the second episode of WP Live at the 2019 OIAA Claims Conference, JC Plante of RSM Canada comes on the podcast for an interview! For more information on RSM, please visit www.rsmcanada.com

A conversation with Terri Ellis former professional golfer and partner at RSM Canada responsible for Market Development & Growth. We discuss Terri's transitions from single mom and professional golfer to partner at a leading tax and accounting firm. Be inspired by listening.....