2027 Finance and Accounting Readiness: The Accounting, Regulatory, and Control Changes Finance Leaders Need on Their Radar Now
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1.00 Credits
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Overview
Join us for a focused, practical readiness briefing for CFOs, controllers, accounting directors, finance leaders, internal audit professionals, and other professionals working inside organizations. We'll cover what is changing, why it matters to your organization, and what you should begin preparing for before year-end, including...
- FASB continues to have a substantial agenda affecting private companies and not-for-profit organizations, including software costs, government grants, debt exchanges and related accounting issues, digital assets, intangibles, and financial key performance indicators.
- Audit and assurance expectations are changing as organizations use AI and other technology in financial reporting and business processes. Finance teams need to understand how auditors are thinking about governance, controls, data, evidence, and risk.
- Connecticut employers should be preparing for 2027 implementation deadlines in areas including privacy, AI, employment practices, and data governance.
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Leader Bios
Christopher Marziale, Senior Manager Assurance, CohnReznick
Chris is a Certified Public Accountant and Senior Manager in CohnReznick’s Assurance practice with 14 years of experience serving privately held companies in the consumer products, hospitality, manufacturing, and distribution industries. He leads audit engagements and works closely with CFOs, controllers, and finance teams on U.S. GAAP financial reporting and technical accounting matters. Through his audit work, he also provides practical recommendations to help clients strengthen their internal controls. He regularly advises clients on complex accounting matters, including revenue recognition, leases, business combinations, and debt and equity transactions. Chris is also a member of the firm’s Employee Benefit Plan Audit Practice, where he leads audits and Form 5500 reviews of defined benefit and defined contribution retirement plans. Chris is actively involved in developing the firm’s people. He leads industry training for the Connecticut and Massachusetts offices and coaches and mentors professionals at all levels, including members of the global delivery team. He also plays an active role in attracting talent through campus and lateral recruiting. Chris serves as a Digital Audit Champion, piloting new audit technology and supporting its rollout across the firm. He is also a member of CohnReznick’s Leadership Academy, a development program for the firm’s next generation of leaders. Education • B.S., Accounting, Central Connecticut State University
Professional Affiliations • American Institute of Certified Public Accountants • Connecticut Society of Certified Public Accountants
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