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CPAs, like all professionals, need to be agile and willing to learn, unlearn, and relearn new skills to remain relevant in today’s changing world.
This situation poses important questions for the accounting profession:
What will future CPAs need to learn?
What core skills remain essential to the identity of CPAs, and what new capabilities must they acquire in order to best serve their organizations, clients, and stakeholders?
Creating the new Competency Map 2.0 was a significant task, and your input helped! Since February 2021, we've been collecting ideas through our online engagement platform and in March 2022, the updated Map was released. You can access the Leading the Way: Competency Map 2.0 here or through the links on the right of this page under Related Content.
Season 3 of Foresight: The CPA Podcast goes sustainable! Listen to top CEOs and leading academics as they share their perspectives on the importance of sustainability in the accounting profession.
CPAs, like all professionals, need to be agile and willing to learn, unlearn, and relearn new skills to remain relevant in today’s changing world.
This situation poses important questions for the accounting profession:
What will future CPAs need to learn?
What core skills remain essential to the identity of CPAs, and what new capabilities must they acquire in order to best serve their organizations, clients, and stakeholders?
Creating the new Competency Map 2.0 was a significant task, and your input helped! Since February 2021, we've been collecting ideas through our online engagement platform and in March 2022, the updated Map was released. You can access the Leading the Way: Competency Map 2.0 here or through the links on the right of this page under Related Content.
Season 3 of Foresight: The CPA Podcast goes sustainable! Listen to top CEOs and leading academics as they share their perspectives on the importance of sustainability in the accounting profession.
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The Competency Map Task Force leads a discussion forum every month for 90 minutes (via Zoom) to discuss matters relating to the emerging new Competency Map (CM2.0). If you are a PSI faculty member or deal with educating your employees, you are welcome to join us. Please contact us at foresight@cpacanada.ca.
