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Off the Books

Workiva
Workiva
IPO
Internal Audit
Duolingo
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Capital Markets
Financial Reporting
ESG Reporting
Public Companies
Psychological Safety
Leadership
Artificial Intelligence
Finance Transformation
New York Stock Exchange
Cybersecurity
Risk Management
Initial Public Offering (IPO)
Customer Service
Generative AI

Surfing the uncharted waters of accounting, finance, and wherever else the waves take us. Have a question or an idea for a show? Write us! offthebooks@workiva.com

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Matt Kelly
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Partner at WilmerHale, returning guest
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Mandy McReynolds
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Steve Soder
Resident accounting enthusiast participating in the discussion
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Brandon Buhler
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Episode: Is Sustainability Unsustainable?
Emily Forrester
Chief People Officer at Workiva
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Episode: Return to Office: What’s at Stake for Employees and Employers
Xavier Justo
Swiss and Spanish citizen, whistleblower on the 1MDB Petro-Saudi case
Episode: Behind the 1MDB Scandal with Xavier Justo
Mark Mellon
Industry Principal at Workiva focused on ESG, with a background in financial and internal audit
Workiva
Episode: Off the Presses: Sounding Off After the Election
Ron Geffner
Partner at Sadison Goldberg, former SEC enforcement lawyer and federal prosecutor.
Sadison Goldberg
Episode: The SEC vs the Courts

Hosts

Steve Soder
Accounting enthusiast who brings insights into finance with a humorous touch. An active host, Steve is known for his engaging discussions that blend industry knowledge with relatable content.
Catherine Tsai
Co-host known as a professional asker of questions who fosters engaging discussions on the podcast. Catherine brings expertise in organizational dynamics, making her insights valuable to both the audience and guests alike.
Mike Gravagno
Producer and podcast czar for the series, Mike helps facilitate discussions while offering his unique perspectives. His role often intertwines collaboration with various guests and hosts.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • It’s awesome and meaningful

    Everyday the podcast makes me happy I listen to it and it is awesome my friend Steve is on it and he is awesome!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hejdhdjdjdjehr
    United States4 years ago
  • The Podcast I never knew I needed

    Deep industry knowledge with the friendly banter that helps bring complex topics to life. Everything is rounded out by a host that craftfully moderates the conversation to deliver useful prospectives for experts, newbies, and folks just genuinely curious about the subject of the show.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LeroyJenkins87
    United States5 years ago
  • Accountants can actually have fun!

    It’s obviously self serving to rate your own podcast, but this was such a fun project and I’m grateful for the opportunity. Shout out to Camille, Drew, Ernest, and other guests who will soon join us! And thanks to Workiva for their support!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Donutprez
    United States5 years ago

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Many find value in guest insights that provide a diverse range of perspectives on current industry trends and regulatory changes.
The show is recognized for engaging hosts who are knowledgeable and foster relatable conversations around finance and sustainability.
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How Networking and Listening Add up in Accounting
Q: How do you think about leadership today than maybe the way you thought of it five or 10 years ago?
Leadership is leading by example, listening, and stepping back to let the team provide their perspectives.
The History of Financial Reporting with Nick Mazing
Q: Do you think that changes that means of communication and how we typically think about traditional financial reporting?
Nick indicates that AI will change how financial disclosures are created and interpreted, leading to a more dynamic reporting environment.
The History of Financial Reporting with Nick Mazing
Q: Anything that you want to share with us about maybe the future and where all this is heading?
Nick suggests that with advancements in technology like AI and increasing regulatory demands, financial reporting will see a rise in complexity and frequency.
The History of Financial Reporting with Nick Mazing
Q: What can you tell us about some history?
Nick Mazing highlights the role of financial reporting in supporting capitalism, tracing its evolution from clay tablet records in ancient Sumer to modern financial statements.
The IPO Chronicles: Taking Duolingo Public
Q: What was that experience like during the day of pricing and the actual going public day?
It was amazing; the preparations were thorough, which led to a relaxed atmosphere on the going public day.

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Content covers a wide array of topics centered around accounting, finance, and business management, often with a unique blend of humor and serious discussions. Frequent exploration of current events, regulatory changes, and personal anecdotes lend a relatable touch to discussions around established accounting practices and emerging trends. The incorporation of expert opinions, ranging from compliance to sustainability, makes this podcast an informative resource for those navigating the complexities of modern finance and corporate governance. Additionally, the willingness to address controversial subjects, like corporate fraud and compliance measures, distinguishes it from typical accounting-focused content.

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2. Alan Wilson
3. Mandy McReynolds
4. Steve Soder
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6. Emily Forrester
7. Xavier Justo
8. Mark Mellon

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