Without the right leadership, substantial change is difficult and near impossible, but what exactly can you do with your leadership capabilities and style to help enable the change needed to transform your practice?

In this episode David Boyar FCA sits down with Founder and CEO of designCEO and former CEO of the Australian Football League (AFL) Cameron Schwab, to discuss and answer these very questions. David also explores the strategies and real-life experiences with fellow CA ANZ members and practitioners who have first-hand experience with leading change within a practice environment.

Listen to find out more.

CREDITS

Guests:

• Cameron Schwab, Founder and CEO at designCEO
• Shaye Thyer CA, Director at BDO Drive
• Michelle Griffith, Partner – Investment Advisory & Wealth at TAG Financial
• Rebecca Mihalic CA, Director at businessDEPOT
• Mike Atkinson FCA, Director at Bellingham Wallace

Host: David Boyar FCA, Founder and Managing Director at Sequel CFO

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