NYSSCPA Trusted Professional Podcast Episode 21: Willliam Huether
2025/04/10
再生時間： 38 分
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NYSSCPA Trusted Professional Podcast Episode 21: Willliam Huether

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In this episode, Calvin Harris Jr. interviews William Huether, a CPA with a unique journey from skateboarding to accounting. Bill shares his experiences in both private and public accounting, the importance of networking and mentorship, and discusses the challenges and opportunities facing the accounting profession today, particularly in light of technological advancements.
William and Calvin discuss the evolving role of accountants, emphasizing the importance of client relationships and advisory services beyond traditional compliance work.
They reflect on the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting how some businesses thrived while others struggled. The discussion also touches on the need for better representation and education in the accounting profession to attract younger talent and diversify the field. Ultimately, they advocate for a shift in mindset about the profession, recognizing the rewards and opportunities it offers.

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In this episode, Calvin Harris Jr. interviews William Huether, a CPA with a unique journey from skateboarding to accounting. Bill shares his experiences in both private and public accounting, the importance of networking and mentorship, and discusses the challenges and opportunities facing the accounting profession today, particularly in light of technological advancements.

William and Calvin discuss the evolving role of accountants, emphasizing the importance of client relationships and advisory services beyond traditional compliance work.

They reflect on the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting how some businesses thrived while others struggled. The discussion also touches on the need for better representation and education in the accounting profession to attract younger talent and diversify the field. Ultimately, they advocate for a shift in mindset about the profession, recognizing the rewards and opportunities it offers.

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