ROSE Report – Policy Changes that Could Affect Your Contracts

Issue 86 - Policy Changes that Could Affect Your Contracts

The Future of Accounting Takes Shape in 2025

Accounting has evolved into a data-driven profession, with most financial leaders leveraging automation to enhance efficiency and drive business insights. Accounting has become a strategic powerhouse, driving efficiency, accuracy, and financial insights that shape business success. As we step into 2025, the profession is undergoing a seismic transformation, fueled by automation, artificial intelligence, and the demand for real-time financial transparency.

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Key Policy Changes Impacting Government Contractors Under the Trump Administration

The first 100 days of any new administration bring major policy shifts, and for government contractors (GovCons), these changes can mean new challenges—or opportunities. Under the Trump administration, three major shifts are already reshaping the federal contracting landscape.

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Video: How CFOs Orchestrate Finance, Accounting & Compliance

By Ted Rose • December 8, 2025

In today’s increasingly complex business landscape, the Chief Financial Officer plays a more strategic role than ever before. While many organizations view the CFO strictly through the lens of financial reporting, the modern CFO is better described as the conductor of the organization’s financial orchestra —bringing together finance, accounting, tax, compliance, and technology into a cohesive performance that drives growth. In this video, Ted Rose breaks down how CFOs orchestrate each function and why many growing companies now leverage Finance as a Service models to support this work.

CFOs Shouldn’t Be Running Your Back Office: Why Strategic CFO Leadership Requires Modern Financial Operations

By Ted Rose • December 8, 2025

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ROSE Report: Free Your CFO to Focus on Growth, Not Spreadsheets

By Ted Rose • November 25, 2025

Issue 103 - Free Your CFO to Focus on Growth, Not Spreadsheets