Daniel Hood is the editor-in-chief at Accounting Today. With a strong background in finance, personal finance, and professional services, he covers a range of topics including accounting, investment, and the broader financial services industry. Daniel's insights and expertise have been featured in Financial Planning, Digital Insurance, and Accounting Today.
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Daniel Hood's coverage focuses primarily on accounting, with a substantial emphasis on software and SaaS. He also covers human resources & employment, business & industry, as well as legal & compliance topics related to the accounting field.
Given his extensive use of press releases and government announcements in his articles, Daniel is likely interested in news directly from companies or official sources within the accounting industry. Pitches should emphasize providing newsworthy updates or insights into these areas that align with his coverage themes.
Considering Daniel's lack of geographic focus but being based in the United States, he may be particularly interested in developments specific to U.S.-based companies or regulatory changes impacting the U.S. market.
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Amy Kistka was installed as the new chair of the Florida Institute of CPAs; new leaders at the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board; a host of
PricewaterhouseCoopers is sponsoring the Texas Super Kings cricket team; a new CFO was named at EisnerAmper and a new chief people officer at
Wipfli hired a new CFO; Sorren launched a human capital advisory services practice; Warren Averett named a number of local partners in charge of
Lutz promoted a number of new shareholders and directors; JLK Rosenberger named a new managing partner, Daryl Luna; Crowe Global named a new growth
AT Think I'm currently reading a book called " Shape " by a professor named Jordan Ellenberg.
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Even if it's just to keep up with inflation, every accounting firm wants to grow its revenues from year to year — and most want to do much more than keep up with inflation.
The newly established New England Society of CPAs named the members of its first board; Kaufman Rossin launched a private equity practice; Centri
The annual list recognizes the 100 top workplaces in the profession.
