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Religion obviously seems to have quite an impact.

As a result of that, when you have a strong religious leaning in any given country, So the women, though allowing the women in particular Bosnia and Herzegovina to go and acquire higher education, but it is limiting that is the field in which they develop expertise is limited to the social, you know, professions.

and that is is am i concluding from what you are saying and that is because um the religion here plays a role am i right to conclude that

uh i wouldn't conclude with the religion on me uh it is is it religion or it is uh something uh the the world order we create World order, when I say we live in the meritocratic world order, this is what we are mostly suggest and promote in today's society.

Governance also came up in our State of the Profession report as an important skill set, and that includes technical governance.

So if you're thinking about how you can use your toolkit to the fullest extent, dive into this episode with trainer Jarrod Edge from our event, EA Ignite.

[upbeat music] Hi, I'm Leah Warwick, senior content manager for the American Society of Administrative Professionals, and my guest today is Jarrod Edge, director of SharePoint services at Spinistry and a speaker at this event, EA Ignite.

Welcome to the podcast, Jared.

Thanks for having me.

Awesome.

I appreciate you guys.

[upbeat music] Thank you for listening to The Admin Edge, produced by the American Society of Administrative Professionals.

So, um, here's a couple questions for you.

What, what does the accounting profession want to become? And, uh, what might keep us from getting there? Good questions, right? And they're, they're, they're questions that are at the heart of the Rise 2040 report, uh, the AICPA and the CIMA's, uh, ambitious effort, uh, just last year, right, uh, to develop a shared vision for the future of accounting and finance.

That initiative gathered input from, from just thousands of professionals through, uh, about 100 sessions or so across 25 countries, uh, spanning public accounting, management accounting alike, uh, even some input from the nonprofit and educator sectors.

And despite that remarkably diverse audience, I mean, just, uh, from every corner of the profession and the globe, uh, participants were, were really kind of surprisingly aligned on where the profession is headed and what it's gonna take to thrive, uh, at that point, right? Things like trust, ethics, professional judgment, those remain the profession's foundation.

The report also found AI and other technologies, uh, uh, unsurprisingly, will dramatically reshape how work gets done.

And as routine work becomes increasingly automated, skills like strategic and critical thinking, collaboration, storytelling, judgment, all of those things will become even more valuable.

Per, uh, perhaps, though, the most revealing finding, uh, was this, the biggest obstacle standing between the profession and the future may be [chuckles] the profession itself.

Uh, get out of our own way, right? Cultural inish- uh, inertia, uh, and resistance to change, those things emerged as really kind of significant barriers to progress.