Technology | September 25, 2026
Intuit Adds 10 New Members to Its QuickBooks Accountant Council
Intuit has announced 10 new Intuit QuickBooks Accountant Council members, who will be officially added to the council during its fall meeting Sept. 29 to Oct. 1.
Global financial technology company Intuit has announced 10 new Intuit QuickBooks Accountant Council members, who will be officially added to the council during its fall meeting Sept. 29 to Oct. 1.
“Our Intuit QuickBooks Accountant Council is one way we regularly engage with accountants to discuss industry challenges and trends, explore and develop new solutions together, and identify areas of opportunity to make platform improvements that serve all customers,” said Kim Amsbaugh, who manages the Intuit Accountant Segment public relations, social, and influencer programs.
“These professionals bring diverse expertise and experiences across firms of all sizes, serving a broad range of small- and mid-market businesses,” she added. “We’re excited about working with these new members, in addition to our current members, to deliver a financial platform that combines the power of AI with the human expertise and insights only accountants bring to deliver impactful, client advisory services.”
- Aaron Ackerman, head of the Client Accounting and Advisory Services practice at top 75 firm Hogan Taylor. Serving a variety of clients across different industries, including energy, nonprofit, construction, manufacturing, healthcare, and retail, he provides a broad view of how Intuit’s products perform across industries.
- Eric Wilson, Client Advisory Services leader at Your Part-Time Controller LLC. With a focus on nonprofit organizations, Wilson says he wants to help shape the direction of QuickBooks Online to meet the needs of this specific customer base.
- Jeff Siegel, owner and founder of Siegel Solutions Inc., a Canton, MA-based advisory and CAS firm. With 37 years in accounting, Siegel says he sees today’s accountants as technologists who guide clients through AI, automation, and software decisions. He wants to help Intuit keep investing in the grassroots accountant community that built the platform’s success.
- Lindsey Willis, partner and director of accounting and technology at Rogers & Company CPAs. She leads technology and process initiatives across the multi-office firm that serves rural Eastern North Carolina. Willis has spent more than a decade building QuickBooks Online workflows, offshore bookkeeping team structures, and practice management systems that let a small firm operate at a large firm scale.
- Megan Bronson, partner and CAS Leader at Squire, an accounting firm headquartered in Oren, UT, with offices across Utah, Arizona, and Nevada, that delivers audit, tax, and business advisory services. She says she looks forward to the opportunity to help shape the direction of future Intuit products that helps create growth for businesses.
- Nicole Davis, partner at Conscious Accounting, a growing advisory firm built around AI, automation, and advisory-first thinking. A CPA with 21-plus years of experience, Davis regularly speaks and writes on tax and CAS advisory, firm operations, and AI adoption, and serves on the Digital CPA Advisory Board and several AICPA committees.
- Shareen Corlett, CAS leader at top 100 firm Clark Nuber PS. Corlett says she enjoys learning new technology and staying curious about how AI will change the day-to-day lives of accountants and the industry. She also values being part of a community that shares knowledge and drives positive change for accountants and their clients.
- Stacey Feldman, owner and founder of Full Send, a Colorado-based firm that serves consumer-packaged goods, services, and technology-based clients across the U.S. As owner and founder, Feldman says she’s focused on driving client growth through a connected platform of accounting, tax, data, automation, and AI.
- Stacey Naizer, owner and founder of Kybera Accounting LLC and Discover Factor. She is a CPA, with a bachelor’s degree in accounting and an MBA with an emphasis in organizational development. After years working inside the finances of businesses at every stage, Naizer says she’s forward-thinking and passionate about challenging how things have been done in the past.
- Tina McGill, owner, founder, and managing partner at MMAS CPA PC, a Nashville-based CAS and advisory firm serving independent healthcare practices. A CPA with 20 years of experience, McGill is a nationally recognized speaker who also founded CPA Next, a nonprofit developing the next generation of accounting professionals.
These 10 new members join the returning 11 members of the Accountant Council:
- Brittany Brown, CEO and founder, Ledger Gurus
- Dana Jones, technologist and CAS leader, CBIZ
- Derek Campbell, co-founder, Business Accounting, and Advisory Lead, HighPoint CPAs
- Eaman Shebley, owner and founder, TACS cpa
- Liz Mason, CEO and founder, High Rock Accounting
- Montaque Swanepoel, owner and founder, CFO360
- Patrick Ball, Intuit practice leader, director, and technology advisory, Aprio
- Ryan Brinkman, owner and founder, BAC Certified Public Accountants
- Tailor Hartman, owner and founder, Celerity
- Wesley Wahlberg, CAAS technology director, CLA
- Zane Stevens, owner and founder, Protea Financial
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