Co-Chief Operating Officer for Thomson Reuters, responsible for all customer-facing operations including driving sales, business segment organization and allocation of resources. CPA and Lawyer with over 30 years of experience working in the tax software and services industry. Member of the State Bar of Texas, the American Bar Association, the Texas Society of CPAs and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). BA in Accounting and Business Administration, Carthage College; JD, Hamline University School of Law; MBA, Southern Methodist University.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is ripping up the business rulebook. Some will flounder, others will thrive; the difference lies in how flexible and agile companies are prepared to be.
The future is not really about replacing human beings; it’s about making humans smarter. To get there, we need to recruit multi-skilled employees as ready for tomorrow's challenges as for...
The US, France, and Belgium have all introduced proposals to lower their corporate tax rates in a bid to make their regimes more competitive in the global marketplace.
Too-big-to-fail has led to a regulatory free-for-all that’s too-complex-to-manage. How do we change this?
