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Tony Zorc shares his insights on the post-pandemic world in his book Iconoclasm
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05 May 2021, 00:36 GMT+10
In this insightful interview, Tony Zorc, CEO at Accounting Seed Inc., shares his professional journey from athlete to accountant to entrepreneur. In line with his recently launched book Iconoclasm - A Survival Guide in the Post Pandemic Economy, Tony highlights the importance of being an iconoclast at work and places great value in critical thinking.
Listen to the full interview of Tony Zorc with Adam Torres on the Mission Matters Business Podcast.
Starting as a national-level gymnast, Tony has always been drawn towards the creative side of innovation. While hunting for new moves in athletics, he realized the importance of cognitive abilities and the power of harnessing them. After several years as an accountant, he discovered his real passion in software and entrepreneurship.
Tony Zorc shares his insights on the post-pandemic world in his book Iconoclasm
Tony Zorc, CEO, Accounting Seed Inc., was interviewed on the Mission Matters Business Podcast by Adam Torres.
May 04, 2021 05:35 ET | Source: Mission Matters Business Podcast Mission Matters Business Podcast Beverly Hills, California,
Beverly Hills , May 04, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) In this insightful interview, Tony Zorc, CEO at Accounting Seed Inc., shares his professional journey from athlete to accountant to entrepreneur. In line with his recently launched book Iconoclasm - A Survival Guide in the Post Pandemic Economy, Tony highlights the importance of being an iconoclast at work and places great value in critical thinking.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has wrought disaster upon small businesses and the people and communities dependent upon them, with Fortune estimating over 100,000 businesses closing.
Even before 2020, the forces of high finance, competition from corporations and smartphone apps were pressing on small businesses, according to Keith Taylor, University of California Cooperative Extension specialist. But promising solutions exist.
A new free webinar series, Community Economic Development Innovations for a Post-pandemic Economy, will highlight some of these opportunities for entrepreneurs, investors, policymakers, and other interested members of the public.
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WASHINGTON, April 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Despite the recent boom in US hiring, millions of American workers, especially minority workers, women, youth, and workers with lower educational attainment remain left behind. Many jobs in hard-hit sectors will not come back and are likely to be replaced by emerging jobs demanding new and advanced skills in other industries.
As detailed in a new report by the Committee for Economic Development of The Conference Board (CED), COVID-19 s labor market disruption means that many workers will not only need new jobs, but they will also need the training and opportunities to switch careers. The rapidly changing demands of the post-pandemic economy require the full participation and collaboration of the nation s employers, trainers, educators, and public policy officials to prepare new workforce entrants with in-demand skills and upskill both displaced and incumbent workers. The CED Solutions Brief,