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Representation isn't symbolic. It’s essential for the profession’s future.

The Disruptors

With Liz Farr

Accounting pros Nancy McClelland, CPA, and Questian Telka, EA, are pulling back the curtain on what it really means to be a woman in the accounting world—with all the messy, maddening, and motivating moments that come with it.

Their new podcast, She Counts, is more than just a talk show—it’s a movement. Aimed at ending the isolation so many women in accounting face, the show tackles taboo topics, ugly truths, and everything in between.

• CPA TRENDLINES CELEBRATES: The 100th Episode of The Disruptors
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“We want to bring into the open those unspoken questions and challenges that women in accounting face every freaking day,” says McClelland.

.McClelland and Telka serve up unfiltered, unscripted conversations that feel more like happy hour with your besties than a panel discussion.