Firm Management August 27, 2026
80% of Workers Say Leadership Puts Profit Ahead of Employee Interests
Eight in 10 workers rarely or never trust leadership at their employer to make decisions with employees’ best interests in mind.
Firm Management August 11, 2026
Book: To Exhausted Leaders Everywhere: Stop Pretending and Start Practicing Conviction
“Competence is what you perform; conviction is the earned capability to sustain who you are when every force pulls you back — and you cannot fake it or demand it.”
Firm Management July 27, 2026
Book Review: To Exhausted Leaders Everywhere: Stop Pretending and Start Practicing Conviction
Included with the book is a companion assessment at theglennllopis.com/ec-assessment, so readers can gauge their progress by repeating the assessment over time.
Accounting July 13, 2026
Nominations Open for 2026 ‘40 Under 40’ and ‘20 Under 40’ Awards
The 40 Under 40 Awards spotlight the top practicing public accountants, educators and thought leaders who are leading their profession. Deadline is Nov. 2, 2026.
Accounting June 24, 2026
Why Belonging is a Leadership Competency for the Accounting Profession
Organizations navigating change need leaders who can build trust, foster belonging, and engage people to contribute at their full potential.
Firm Management May 11, 2026
What The Devil Wears Prada Taught Me About Leadership
Underneath all the fashion and sarcasm is a reminder every leader needs to hear: excellence and empathy are not opposites.
Technology April 20, 2026
Tim Cook to Retire as Apple CEO, Will Become Executive Chairman
As executive chairman, Cook will assist with certain aspects of the company, including engaging with policymakers around the world.
Firm Management April 14, 2026
The Impact of Caregiving on Talent and Leadership in CPA Firms
“Caught in the Middle” looks at how caregiving responsibilities affect professionals navigating career demands alongside home responsibilities.
Staffing February 26, 2026
Building Leaders: Letting Staff Fail Allows Them to Grow
Leadership isn’t just preventing failure. Sometimes leadership is allowing failure, because the long-term development is worth far more than the short-term rescue.
Accounting February 26, 2026
Opinion: States Are Responding to the Accounting Crisis. Now, It’s the Profession’s Turn
The profession has a rare opportunity to reposition itself and reengage those who may be uncertain about the return on investment of an accounting career. The path forward is clearer than it has been in decades.
Payroll November 19, 2025
The Leadership Pay Premium: Why Human-AI Collaboration Still Commands the Highest Value
Management roles employ nearly 11 million workers earning over $140,000 on average. Between 2019 and 2024, managerial wages grew 11%, outpacing the 7% average for all occupations.
Technology October 31, 2025
Fear of AI is Rising: Why Managers—and Their Bosses—Feel Unprepared
Here are ways senior leaders can manage anxiety, rebuild trust, and design human-centered systems that make AI adoption sustainable.