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CPAs on Tour: Final Stop, But Ready to Go

October 17, 2013, 10:55 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

[IMGCAP(1)]Location: The Reno Young Professionals Parking Lot Party

In the last video dispatch from the Sage Listens bus tour, I talked with CPA Kirsten Anderson. I asked about her experience connecting with other young professionals at the tour's final stop, in Reno for the Parking Lot Party. Why is it important to embrace the next generation? How can we help them achieve their goals and support their excitement about making a difference?

It all starts by listening to their needs. Have you listened to a young professional lately? What are they sharing?

 

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