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Hosted by South Offices · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 44 episodes
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Behind every balance sheet, there’s a human story.Humans in Accounting is a podcast about the people redefining what it means to work in finance and accounting today.Hosted by Alex Roman of South Offices, each episode features honest, unfiltered conversations with accountants, firm owners, and financial leaders who are building businesses on their own terms—remote, niche, value-driven, and unapologetically human.Whether you're a solo accountant, a fractional CFO, or just curious about what it’s really like behind the spreadsheets, this podcast will inspire you to do things differently.
South Offices hosts Humans in Accounting, a business show with 44 episodes published.
What if the biggest milestone in your accounting firm wasn't adding another client, but taking a 17-day vacation? In this episode of Humans in Accounting, Alex Roman sits down with Karen McConomy, Founder of Your Numbers
What if the biggest milestone in your accounting firm wasn't adding another client, but taking a 17-day vacation? In this episode of Humans in Accounting, Alex Roman sits down with Karen McConomy, Founder of Your Numbers
Will AI replace accountants? Miguel Centeno doesn't think so. He believes the firms that thrive won't be the ones avoiding AI—they'll be the ones learning how to use it better than everyone else. In this episode of Human
Will AI replace accountants? Miguel Centeno doesn't think so. He believes the firms that thrive won't be the ones avoiding AI—they'll be the ones learning how to use it better than everyone else. In this episode of Human
Every successful CPA has technical skills. Not every CPA has a mentor. In this episode of Humans in Accounting, Alex Roman sits down with Nancy Benet, CPA, entrepreneur, and CEO of Fix It Accounting, to discuss the lesso
Every successful CPA has technical skills. Not every CPA has a mentor. In this episode of Humans in Accounting, Alex Roman sits down with Nancy Benet, CPA, entrepreneur, and CEO of Fix It Accounting, to discuss the lesso
Most business owners think payroll is their biggest expense. Monica Siciliano sees it differently. She believes people are a company's greatest opportunity. In this episode of Humans in Accounting, Alex Roman sits down w
Most business owners think payroll is their biggest expense. Monica Siciliano sees it differently. She believes people are a company's greatest opportunity. In this episode of Humans in Accounting, Alex Roman sits down w
Most accounting firm owners focus on technical expertise. Seth Kamens believes that's the wrong place to start. In this episode of Humans in Accounting, Alex Roman sits down with Seth Kamens, founder of Kamens & Associat
Most accounting firm owners focus on technical expertise. Seth Kamens believes that's the wrong place to start. In this episode of Humans in Accounting, Alex Roman sits down with Seth Kamens, founder of Kamens & Associat
Remote work wasn't trendy in 2012. For most accounting firms, it wasn't even an option. But that's exactly when Josh Zweig decided to build a virtual accounting firm. In this episode of Humans in Accounting, Alex Roman s
In this episode of Humans in Accounting , Alex Roman sits down with Josh Schneider, CEO of Multiply Advisors , to talk about entrepreneurship, culture, personal growth, and what it really means to build a business with p
Most entrepreneurs think growth comes from working harder. Nicole Rose Yen believes it comes from better processes. In this episode of Humans in Accounting, Alex Roman sits down with Nicole Rose Yen, Founder of Aerial Co
Most businesses don’t fail because of bad ideas. They fail because they run out of cash—or underestimate how long growth actually takes. In this episode of Humans in Accounting, Alex Roman sits down with Michael Coronado
43% of professional women in the U.S. leave the workforce to raise children. But 97% would return—if flexible work existed. In this episode of Humans in Accounting, Alex Roman sits down with Ashley Connell, CEO of Prowes
Most accounting firms don’t fail because of bad ideas. They fail because nothing gets executed. In this episode of Humans in Accounting, James Bohan shares how he built his firm starting from one client—and why taking ac
What if something as simple as your name affected how people saw you professionally? In this episode of Humans in Accounting, Alex Roman sits down with Astrid Daniela Galvez, Founder of Accounting Specialist & Business S
What makes an accounting firm valuable—and what actually determines how much it sells for? In this episode of Humans in Accounting, Alex Roman sits down with Geoff Bruskin, Managing Partner at White Tiger Connections, to
Scaling an accounting firm sounds simple—until you’re the one stuck doing everything. In this episode of Humans in Accounting, Alex Roman sits down with Chase Damiano, Founder & CEO of Human at Scale, to break down why s
In this episode of Humans in Accounting , Alex Roman sits down with Tracy Brantingham, CEO of Building Profits LLC , to explore how she built her firm from just three clients into a growing business — and the decisions t
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