Sikich managing principal Richard Lynch’s insights on “super consulting” were featured in Inside Public Accounting’s Perspectives on the Profession column. The article explores how the accounting profession is entering a “super‑consulting” era, much like a younger athlete starting with the benefit of an older sibling’s playbook, where entry‑level accountants can advance faster by leveraging AI from the start of their careers.
Lynch details while accounting fundamentals and compliance remain essential, AI removes much of the administrative burden, allowing new professionals to focus earlier on higher‑value, consultative work, deeper analysis and client engagement. Used well, AI improves time to value for clients, reduces burnout tied to repetitive tasks and creates a new generation of more agile, strategic accountants.
Read the full article: AI “super-consultants” are the future of accounting | IPA
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