TOP 50 ACCOUNTING THOUGHT LEADERS, KEYNOTE SPEAKERS & FUTURIST EXPERTS FOR EVENTS

07 Dec TOP 50 ACCOUNTING THOUGHT LEADERS, KEYNOTE SPEAKERS & FUTURIST EXPERTS FOR EVENTS

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Global Top 50 accounting thought leaders, futurist keynote speakers and consultant experts advise that compliance and finance are the backbone of every business, from multinational corporations to dynamic startups. The research and decisions made by the field’s best Top 50 accounting thought leaders list members therefore guide financial strategy, corporate governance, and economic growth at the highest levels.

Standing at the vanguard of the sector is Scott Steinberg, a futurist keynote speaker and consulting expert for 3000 brands whose expertise spans business trends, financial systems, and technology innovation, helping organizations address a demanding and rapidly evolving economic sector. Joining him are Top 50 accounting thought leaders who include researchers, experts and advisors from accounting firms and major global companies whose decisions influence markets, reporting standards, and financial transparency. Experts set the tone for best practices, audit excellence, and the strategic integration of the practice into business leadership.

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As you can see, any overview includes a host of individuals from different backgrounds, companies and spaces. But uniting the Top 50 accounting thought leaders roster is a flair for creativity, innovation and leadership excellence.

By now, you’re probably curious to learn who’s made the cut. We offer a list of Top 50 accounting thought leaders impacting the field of finance today.

Scott Steinberg; William D. Thomas — CEO, Deloitte; Carmine Di Sibio — CEO, EY; Brian Humphries — CEO, KPMG International; Richard Olmstead — CEO, PwC U.S.; Rob Enslin — CEO, BDO International; Paul Thompson — CEO, Grant Thornton; Pascal Brouaye — CEO, RSM International; Stuart Dean — CEO, Baker Tilly; Jeroen R. Hoencamp — CEO, Crowe Global; David Rosenthal — CFO, Apple; Ruth Porat — CFO, Alphabet; Amy Hood — CFO, Microsoft; Jason Kilar — CFO, Warner Bros.; Mark Mason — CFO, Citigroup; Luca Maestri — CFO, Apple; Cathy Smith — CFO, General Motors; Brian Moynihan — CFO, Bank of America; Jennifer Piepszak — CFO, JPMorgan Chase; David Wehner — CFO, Meta; Simon Henry — CFO, Shell; Paul Jacobson — CFO, General Electric; Patrick Gelsinger — CFO, Intel; Mark Loughridge — Former CFO, IBM; Frank D. Yeary — CFO, Boeing; Bob Swan — Former CFO, Intel; Kelly Kramer — CFO, Cisco; Craig Arnold — CFO, Microsoft; Amy Miles — CFO, Goldman Sachs; Tim Gokey — CFO, Johnson & Johnson; Matthew Zames — CFO, Morgan Stanley; Jon Peacock — CFO, PepsiCo; Patrick P. Doyle — CFO, Domino’s Pizza; Sarah Friar — CFO, Nextdoor; Michael Roman — CFO, 3M; Deborah Henretta — CFO, Procter & Gamble; Paul Donofrio — CFO, Mastercard; Marc Allera — CFO, Vodafone; Dan Schulman — CFO, PayPal; George Oliver — CFO, Johnson Controls; Brian Gladden — CFO, American Express; David Denton — CFO, Merck & Co.; Tony Xu — CFO, DoorDash; Jennifer Johnson — CFO, Franklin Templeton; Stephen Squeri — CFO, American Express; Jim Umpleby — CFO, Caterpillar; Mary Barra — CFO, General Motors; Hans Vestberg — CFO, Verizon; Raj Subramaniam — CFO, FedEx; Julie Sweet — CFO, Accenture.

 

The world’s Top 50 accounting thought leaders collectively impact best practices, financial reporting, corporate governance, and strategic decision-making across the global economy. From traditional accounting firms to CFOs steering multinational corporations, their influence ensures transparency, accuracy, and forward-looking innovation in finance.