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Sep 14, 2026

speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:51
Almost everyone leaning towards some kind of hawkishness.
Mitchell HartmanCORRESPONDENT
8:55
It amounts to a kind of regime change for the international economy, says Joe Brusuelas at consulting firm RSM.
Joe BrusuelasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:02
That means that long period of low inflation and low interest rates has come to an end, and that central banks are going to have to address the risks around inflation with higher interest rates.
Mitchell HartmanCORRESPONDENT
9:14
Luis Alvarado at the Wells Fargo Investment Institute says central bankers in the Americas, Europe, and Asia:
Jacob KirkegaardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:00
Do not like inflation.
Jacob KirkegaardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:02
So the ECB looking at this calendar is very focused on avoiding an upside risk to inflation.
Mitchell HartmanCORRESPONDENT
10:10
In the US, with midterm elections in November, the Fed may pause rate hiking until its December meeting, but it can't delay too long, says RSM's Joe Brusuelas.
Joe BrusuelasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:21
We've been above the inflation target a few percent for over five years now.
Shana CooperGUEST
3:45
So from 100 to over 2000 customers, leading to something I never dreamed I would be part of.
Shana CooperGUEST
3:52
And then that led to more practice building roles at RSM.
Shana CooperGUEST
3:57
Now I'm the founder and CEO of the accountability team, and I work with small and mid-sized accounting firms, helping them build productive and independent teams that enable firm and client growth.
Shana CooperGUEST
4:09
My goal is to really help people learn how a firm works and how their role really impacts that firm.
Jessica MillerHOST
0:03
Hello, I'm Jessica Miller, Managing Director and co-founder of Moai Wealth.
Jessica MillerHOST
0:07
In this episode, I'm joined by Clodagh from RSM and Nina from TLT.
Jessica MillerHOST
0:12
Our one aim for this episode is to share the emotional, family and financial realities that are at play when selling a business.
Jessica MillerHOST
0:21
This episode is intentionally conversational.
Jessica MillerHOST
0:46
And also we cover this area of thinking about what to do with the money after you've sold your business and perhaps your purpose and identity once your business has been sold.
Jessica MillerHOST
0:56
We hope you enjoy the episode.
Jessica MillerHOST
0:59
Today, I'm joined by Clodagh, who is a corporate finance advisor, a partner at RSM, and Nina Searle, who is a corporate lawyer specialising in business purchases and sales at TLT.
Jessica MillerHOST
1:12
Welcome.
Scott BessentSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:32
A-after the, the deportations that we've seen during President Trump's administration and the closing of the border, that, like, the, this unfettered migration, uh, we, we don't need to produce as many jobs.
Mitchell HartmanCORRESPONDENT
4:44
Is he right? Can we actually have lost jobs in July and added only twenty thousand jobs a month on average over the last three months and still call this a healthy labor market? Here's economist Joe Brusuelas at consulting firm RSM.
Joe BrusuelasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:59
We're likely to have months where we see negative job growth, but the unemployment rate will not increase, which is sure to confuse the American public.
Mitchell HartmanCORRESPONDENT
5:11
As well it might, says Justin Blash at the Cornell School of Industrial and Labor Relations.
Scott BessentSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:39
that this unfettered migration, we don't need to produce as many jobs.
Mitchell HartmanCORRESPONDENT
4:44
Is he right? Can we actually have lost jobs in July and added only 20,000 jobs a month on average over the last three months and still call this a healthy labor market? Here's economist Joe Bersuelis at consulting firm RSM.
Joe BrusuelasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:59
We're likely to have months where we see negative job growth, but the unemployment rate will not increase, which is sure to confuse the American public.
Mitchell HartmanCORRESPONDENT
5:11
As well it might, says Justin Blash at the Cornell School of Industrial and Labor Relations.
Mike WebsterGUEST
4:42
I spent some time at Infor.
Mike WebsterGUEST
4:44
And then at an implementer of a partner of Microsoft that then got acquired by RSM.
Mike WebsterGUEST
4:50
And I've been here for about 12 years.
Ian KoniakHOST
4:52
Awesome, man.

13 MINS LATER

Ian KoniakHOST
17:56
What's your kind of like...
Ian KoniakHOST
17:57
How do you, in these net new situations where you're competing, it doesn't need to be RFP per se, but how do you win 75% of net new when...
Ian KoniakHOST
18:09
These competitors often are cheaper than RSM, or they might look the same on paper in terms of the scope of the services.
Ian KoniakHOST
18:17
How are you winning 75% of your deals?
Chris GrayGUEST
4:44
My kids are now 16 and 18 and we've still been renting.
Chris GrayGUEST
4:47
And so I've then since changed accountants to like private and now to RSM accountants.
Chris GrayGUEST
4:53
And those guys are on the same page.
Chris GrayGUEST
4:54
They understand the numbers these days.
Garrett IrvinHOST
1:02
I got it right.
Garrett IrvinHOST
1:03
With RSM US LLP.
Garrett IrvinHOST
1:05
So welcome, gentlemen.
Garrett IrvinHOST
1:06
Thanks for joining me here today.

19 MINS LATER

Garrett IrvinHOST
20:24
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Garrett IrvinHOST
20:26
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Garrett IrvinHOST
20:32
So we're going to get right into our next guest here, KJ Cedro with RSM USLLP.
Garrett IrvinHOST
20:38
Tell us about RSM USLLP, KJ, and welcome to the show.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
55:36
The data will be anonymous and be shared with Iowa State University researchers to help refine recommended nitrogen rates.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
55:47
And in our final story from the August 28th edition of the Business Record, more than 140 RSM employees, family members, and alumni volunteered at two Des Moines schools in recognition of the firm's centennial and the 70th anniversary of its Des Moines office, working with United Way of Central Iowa's Educational Leadership Initiatives.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
56:08
Volunteers completed landscaping, painting, and pantry organization projects at Studebaker Elementary School and McCombs Middle School.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
56:17
The service project was a part of RSM's broader efforts to support education-focused initiatives through the RSM U.S. Foundation.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
56:27
You've been listening to the Business Record on IRIS, the Iowa radio reading information service for the blind and print handicapped.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
56:33
I'm Pat Steele.
John DiamondHOST
19:40
It means a government deliberately suppressing yields rather than letting the market set them.
John DiamondHOST
19:46
RSM's chief economist, Joe Brusuelas, went further, framing Treasury Scott Bessent as driven by short-term politics ahead of the upcoming election rather than long-run price stability.
John DiamondHOST
20:02
And Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at OnePoint BFG Wealth Partners, made an important technical distinction.
John DiamondHOST
20:11
This is not a debt paydown.

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