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Sep 18, 2026
Jean CaragherHOST
Prior to joining the New York State Society, Calvin served on the AICPA's National Commission on Diversity and Inclusion and other executive roles.
Jean CaragherHOST
He has been recognized as one of the top 100 most influential people in accounting by Accounting Today.
Jean CaragherHOST
Calvin, welcome to Gear Up for Growth.
Calvin HarrisGUEST
Thank you.
Randy CrabtreeHOST
She is author of The Human Cost of AI and creator of The Trust Layer, where she explores AI, leadership, culture, and trust.
Randy CrabtreeHOST
Jennifer has twice been named one of Accounting Today's Top 100 Most Influential People.
Randy CrabtreeHOST
Today, we're going to talk about, well, we'll see where we go, but I expect we'll be talking about what better leadership can actually look like in the age of AI.
Randy CrabtreeHOST
Jennifer, welcome to the Unique CPA.
Jean CaragherHOST
Since joining the Florida Institute in 2021, Shelley has held several leadership roles within the profession, including the AICPA's National Pipeline Advisory Group and its Experience, Learn, and Earn Task Force.
Jean CaragherHOST
She has been named one of the top 100 most influential people in accounting by Accounting Today and one of Florida Trend's 2025 Florida 500.
Jean CaragherHOST
Shelley, welcome to Gear Up for Growth.
Shelley WeirGUEST
Thank you so much for having me, Jean.
Blake OliverHOST
So that's an example, right? Regular Claude user asks to automate a task, and the agent, like, goes and deletes somebody else's booking because the website is insecure, right? And this kind of stuff is, is starting to happen in accounting.
Blake OliverHOST
And, uh, Accounting Today did a great write-up of rogue AI agents in accounting.
Blake OliverHOST
And Sage's CTO, uh, who has been a guest on this show, uh, Aaron Harris, he wrote about how he was testing an agent that he named Arthur using a spreadsheet for a fictional company to see whether it could supply the reasoning normally, uh, structured accounting software provides.
Blake OliverHOST
And what happened is that when two invoices arrived from the same vendor for the same amount on the same day, Arthur assumed they were duplicates and deleted one without permission.
James DonovanHOST
From there, he went into software marketing at FloQast and Giraffe, and then built Earmark so accountants can earn NASBA-approved CPE just by listening to podcasts, which I'll probably get corrected on this because his other co-founder, David, informed me that it's not just for listening to podcasts.
James DonovanHOST
He's been named to CPA Practice Advisor's 40 under 40 twice and Accounting Today's Top 100 Most Influential People.
James DonovanHOST
If there's a conversation happening in this profession, he's usually the one hosting it.
James DonovanHOST
Blake, welcome to the show.
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Blake OliverGUEST
And because of that, it has turned me into an authority on what is going on in our profession, not just the news, but also the analysis of it.
Blake OliverGUEST
And I give people a different perspective than they get from the associations like the state societies and, in particular, the AICPA and NASBA.
Blake OliverGUEST
And it's, it's a voice that hasn't been heard before, and that's what got me onto the Accounting Today Top 100.
Blake OliverGUEST
And I'm telling this not to brag about it, but to explain that, like, I never had a podcast before.