Value Creation

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Measuring and estimating an organization's value is becoming more elusive. Assets such as brand, reputation, relationships and data are increasingly intangible and difficult to measure.

Foresight calls for a major reimagining of the CPA profession with a strong focus on value creation decisions and measurement. Future generations of CPAs have an opportunity, and perhaps a duty, to build models and frameworks capable of recognizing and assessing new non-traditional sources of value.

Here's your chance to contribute to the profession's global focus on value creation. Participate in our Quick Polls and share your ideas with other CPAs in our Forum.

Our online engagement is an inclusive dialogue where you are encouraged to come back, see what's new with the Foresight initiative, and continue to participate in online conversations as they evolve.

Measuring and estimating an organization's value is becoming more elusive. Assets such as brand, reputation, relationships and data are increasingly intangible and difficult to measure.

Foresight calls for a major reimagining of the CPA profession with a strong focus on value creation decisions and measurement. Future generations of CPAs have an opportunity, and perhaps a duty, to build models and frameworks capable of recognizing and assessing new non-traditional sources of value.

Here's your chance to contribute to the profession's global focus on value creation. Participate in our Quick Polls and share your ideas with other CPAs in our Forum.

Our online engagement is an inclusive dialogue where you are encouraged to come back, see what's new with the Foresight initiative, and continue to participate in online conversations as they evolve.

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Value creation is the process by which an organization creates the potential for: a) revenue and net income that can be realized in the future, and/or b) future benefits for the organization's stakeholders. Do you agree with this definition?

Yes
75%
No
25%
Total Votes : 67
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