Bill Sheridan of MACPA
Future-Proof
How should you future-proof your organization and your career in a complex and chaotic world? Host Bill Sheridan, thought leader with the Maryland Association of CPAs, gets answers from some of today's most forward-thinking thought leaders.
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9. Nov 2026
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