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Global Advisory Trends Report Insights: New Zealand

Watch the conversation with Sue Pak, Jon Holmes and Alex Hazlett.

We've had an overwhelming response to our Global Advisory Trends Report from accountants all around the world. Now, we're keeping the conversation going with insights from well-renowned thought leaders Sue Pak (Head of Accounting at Xero), Jon Holmes (National Managing Partner at KPMG) and Alex Hazlett (Partner Consultant at Xero).

Watch this webinar recording, hosted by Danelle Whaanga, as our guests break down the trends and challenges faced in the Accounting industry. They discuss how to:

Deliver best-in-class advisory services
Find and work with the right clients
Build the tech stack that’s right for your firm
Attract and retain the best and brightest talent.

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October 19, 2021 12:00 PM

NZST

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About the speakers

Danelle Whaanga Global Customer Success Manager Spotlight Reporting

Danelle is the Global Customer Success Manager at Spotlight Reporting working with the Top Accounting firms globally. Having spent over 10 years in Practice she understands the challenges that Accountants face when selling future professional services to clients. Ensuring both Advisors and their clients achieve optimal outcomes is what drives Danelle and her team.

Jon Holmes National Managing Partner KPMG

Jon is National Managing Partner, at KPMG NZ. Having spent more than 26 years working with Private Businesses in both NZ and overseas Jon is passionate about seeing businesses meet their financial, strategic, and governance goals by providing proactive advice on key business and operational challenges.

Sue Pak Head of Accounting Xero

Sue is an FCA, a CAANZ Trans Tasman Councillor & FCPA. Sue has watched advances in technology, and also Covid, drive change and challenge traditional business models. Her passion is to ensure NZ accounting practices and small businesses not only survive, but thrive. She says while there's much talk on advisory, it means different things to different people and it's an ongoing journey.