On the Books: New year, new plan

Published on January 7, 20256 minute read

Happy New Year! Welcome 2025. Let’s set some goals for your firm.

In this episode of On the Books, hosts Ted Callahan and Jessica McCracken welcome Kenji Kuramoto, Acuity founder and CEO. He joins us today to talk about all things new year planning. Kenji and Acuity’s firm leaders have implemented a thorough elevation process to look back on the past year and goal-setting standards into the next. Kenji details their process, talks about timing (January?!), and the benefits he's seen in his firm and personal life. Kenji talks about giving yourself grace, and why accountants need time to adjust to ways of evaluating their processes.

Ted and Jessica also share their goals and intentions for 2025.

For more information:

Articles by Kenji on Firm of the Future

Acuity’s Instagram

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