Texas is one of the fastest-growing markets in the U.S., with public accounting firms expanding at three times the national average. However, many firms are still relying on outdated service models, missing out on opportunities to scale efficiently, increase profitability, and better serve their clients. In this webinar, Sean Duncan, CPA and founder of SMD Consulting & Accounting and Chief Proactive Advisors, will break down key trends shaping the Texas accounting landscape and share practical strategies for growing your firm's revenue and efficiency. From leveraging advisory services to optimizing pricing and workflow automation, this session will provide actionable insights to help you build a more profitable and sustainable practice.
Recognize the dynamic Texas market trends and their implications for accounting firms
Identify and capitalize on fresh revenue streams through the incorporation or expansion of advisory services
Outline strategic efficiency measures to carve out space for high-value tasks
Propose pricing strategies to optimize profits and enhance client value
Evaluate automation tools to streamline client engagement, billing, and collections
Ignition
Head of Accounting
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Through social learning, Jennie advocates for financial technology to make bookkeeping simple for small business owners and accounting professionals. She has a passion for figure skating, accepting failure as learning, and helping people accept change.
SMD Consulting
President & Founder
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Sean founded SMD Consulting & Accounting on the steadfast belief that small business owners want and need advice and strategy to minimize taxes, increase work/life balance, improve cash flow, and plan for the future. He aggressively pushes SMD forward in new and innovative ways to further add value to the lives of small business owners.
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