Forty-one percent of employers say they’d pay their accountant more for “people” advice. That includes benefits, hiring, and even workplace culture. And 62% say they’d switch accountants to get this advice. How can you turn that desire into a paid offering? Or turn payroll into a value-added advisory service? Or even get comfortable broaching these conversations? If you’re curious, come meet the people who’ve done it.
Join Gusto’s Caleb Newquist and Carla Caldwell to walk through Gusto’s study of 2,000 employers. Be ready to copy down talking points and leave with new reasons to meet with your clients.
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Gusto
Editor-at-Large
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Caleb Newquist is Editor-at-Large at Gusto. In 2009, he became the founding editor of Going Concern, the one-of-a-kind voice on the accounting profession, serving in the role for nine years. Before Going Concern, Caleb worked as a CPA for nearly six years in New York and Denver. He lives in Denver with his wife, daughter, and two cats. You can follow him on Twitter at @cnewquist.
Caldwell Consulting & Training
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Carla Caldwell is the owner of Caldwell Consulting & Training. She works with business owners (especially non-profits) to bridge the gap between growing business and specific accounting solutions. Carla also helps accounting and bookkeeping firms implement the tools that help them be more successful - from value pricing and process development to the apps that support their systems. Learn why companies are using Caldwell Consulting & Training to get better organized, more efficient systems and stronger results.