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RF Resources Executive Update 2023: How Does This Merger Affect Me?

RF Resources Executive Update 2023: How Does This Merger Affect Me?

RF Resources Executive Update 2023: Why Now Is A Good Time For CPA Partners to Consider a Change

RF Resources Executive Update 2023: Why Now Is A Good Time For CPA Partners to Consider a Change

RF Resources Executive Update 2023: Top NY Area Metro Partner Trends

RF Resources Executive Update 2023: Top NY Area Metro Partner Trends

RF Resources Executive Update 2023: How Can A Job Change Improve Quality of Life

RF Resources Executive Update 2023: How Can A Job Change Improve Quality of Life

RF Resources, LLC Executive Update 2023 - NY Metro Demographic Trends In Public Accounting

The demographics of the profession in the New York area and why that has created enormous opportunities for partners as well.

RF Resources, LLC Presents - Private Equity (June 2023)

Robert Fligel, RF Resources and Rick Telberg, CPA Trendlines talk about about an array of issues affecting the accounting profession now. In this segment we talk about Private Equity.

Tough Decisions, Big Opportunities

The balance of 2020 in the public accounting profession is truly decision time. I would like to share a few post-October-15th thoughts regarding mergers, succession and recruiting in the attached video.

The Secret to Asking Better Questions, Wall Street Journal

It is often said that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over, and expecting a different outcome. Well, the same can be said of questions: Keep asking the same kind of question, and it is insane to think you are going to get a different kind of answer.

RF Resources in the News: One Accounting Firm Wants to Hire Retirees, Wall Street Journal

Most top firms require partners to exit by a certain age; PKF O’Connor Davies bucks that practice. Research shows many older Americans hope to continue working, either out of financial need or a feeling that they have productive years ahead.

Human Resources 2.0

Accelerated technological changes and the drive toward advisory services and specialization have left some New York CPA firms short on in-house talent.