Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting announced today that Jason Marx, CEO of its Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting North America business unit, was recognized for the seventh consecutive year among the top influencers in the accounting profession. The newly released Accounting Today “2021 Top 100 Most Influential People in Accounting” report recognizes top thought leaders and visionaries who are shaping the future of the profession.
The publication recognized Marx for being “committed to continuously improving [Wolters Kluwer] platforms and solutions, and helping chart out the future his users will be operating in.” With the profession at an intersection of rapid technology advancement, expanding software capabilities, and fast changing legislation, firms need to think about how they leverage these advanced technologies going forward to drive both efficiencies internally and enhance client connections.
This latest recognition follows numerous 2021 awards across the Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting Global Division. A Silver Stevie® Award for Karen Abramson, CEO of the Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting Global Division, in the Female Executive of the Year – Business Products category of the 18th annual Stevie Awards for Women in Business; Gold Globee® awards for the TeamMate+ Agile Audit cloud-based expert solution in the Audit Innovation category of the 2021 Golden Bridge Awards and the New Product or Service of the Year in Accounting, Audit, and Tax category of the 2021 American Best in Business Awards; Bronze Stevie® awards for cloud-based CCH Axcess™ Knowledge Coach in the Governance, Risk & Compliance Solution category, CCH Axcess™ Financial Prep in the Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Solution category, and CCH® Tagetik Account Reconciliation in the Financial Management Solution category of the 19th annual American Business Awards®; and the 2021 BIG Innovation Award for the cloud-based CCH® Tagetik Smart NOW global expert solutions.
View the complete list of Accounting Today’s 2021 Top 100 Most Influential People here.
The publication recognized Marx for being “committed to continuously improving [Wolters Kluwer] platforms and solutions, and helping chart out the future his users will be operating in.” With the profession at an intersection of rapid technology advancement, expanding software capabilities, and fast changing legislation, firms need to think about how they leverage these advanced technologies going forward to drive both efficiencies internally and enhance client connections.
This latest recognition follows numerous 2021 awards across the Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting Global Division. A Silver Stevie® Award for Karen Abramson, CEO of the Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting Global Division, in the Female Executive of the Year – Business Products category of the 18th annual Stevie Awards for Women in Business; Gold Globee® awards for the TeamMate+ Agile Audit cloud-based expert solution in the Audit Innovation category of the 2021 Golden Bridge Awards and the New Product or Service of the Year in Accounting, Audit, and Tax category of the 2021 American Best in Business Awards; Bronze Stevie® awards for cloud-based CCH Axcess™ Knowledge Coach in the Governance, Risk & Compliance Solution category, CCH Axcess™ Financial Prep in the Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Solution category, and CCH® Tagetik Account Reconciliation in the Financial Management Solution category of the 19th annual American Business Awards®; and the 2021 BIG Innovation Award for the cloud-based CCH® Tagetik Smart NOW global expert solutions.
View the complete list of Accounting Today’s 2021 Top 100 Most Influential People here.
