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Derrick Lilly

  • Communications and Publications Assistant Director, ICPAS and Managing Editor, INSIGHT
  • Editor and Photographer, Freelance
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New Illinois CPA Society Research Reveals Readiness Divide Between Early-Career Professionals and Managers, with Growing Skills Gaps Fueling Generational Friction

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By Derrick Lilly, Michael Helke
| River Cities' Reader Verified
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS (September 10, 2025) — In response to rising concerns about skills gaps, particularly among new hires, the Illinois CPA Society (ICPAS) — one of the largest state associations serving the certified public accountant (CPA) community — has gathered new survey data assessing the readiness of today’s early-career accounting and finance professionals.
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How Clients' Expectations of CPAs are Evolving

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By Derrick Lilly
| accountingweb.com
Whether it's race cars or companies, time changes everything. It’s inevitable, so we evolve. For CPAs to retain relevance as we race into the future, they must evolve to meet companies’ and clients’ expectations.
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Are You Ready for Changing Worker Demands?

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By Derrick Lilly
| accountingweb.com
As CPAs accept that artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a thing of science fiction, they also must become mindful of the impact it will have on the workforce and the workplace. A two-year McKinsey Global Institute study suggests intelligent agents and robots could replace 30 percent of the world’s current human labor by 2030.
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