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Accountants Daily Podcast NetworkUnder the Hood: Challenging the trusted adviser mythThis week on UTH, Imogen is joined by business adviser Eddie Senatore to challenge the meaning and value provided by 'trusted advisers'. Eddie conducted comprehensive research into the advisory space and shares his findings behind the UTH mic. Tune in to hear more about: Eddie's research and why he conducted it. The four key themes found within the research. What accountants do well and what they can do better. Case studies from Eddie's 35+ years in business. What needs to be done to fix the 'trusted adviser' myth. You can contact the Accountants Daily team and...
2025-08-2639 min
TALKING NUMBERS with Paul JanszStart the ConversationWelcome to our blog series for the podcast show Talking Numbers with Paul Jansz. In this article, we share our conversation with Ezio (Eddie) Senatore, CEO of Business Matters, an accounting firm that provides a wide range of personalised tax and business accounting solutions that bring financial balance and peace of mind.
2021-08-1537 min
MEDIATION TODAYEddie SENATORE - MEDIATION TODAYEddie SENATORE is a Canberra-based mediator, practising in the area of business mediations. We hear from his rich experience as well as about his involvements in a number of international mediation fora.
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2021-02-1615 min
Fresh Art InternationalPoetry, Art and Community JusticeIn Miami's Little Haiti neighborhood, we meet poet Aja Monet, legal justice advocates Meena Jagannath and Alayah Glenn, and artist Eddie Arroyo to talk about how art and poetry are giving voice to urban communities fractured by gentrification.
Arroyo's paintings reference photographs he takes to capture the character of vanishing cultural landmarks. Monet is founder of Smoke Signals Studio, a music space that's become a transformative gathering place in Little Haiti. Jagannath and Glenn are two of the activists that run the local Community Justice Project, a young grassroots initiative focused on addressing issues ranging from women’s and immigrant ri...
2018-12-2453 min
Fresh Art InternationalPoetry, Art and Community Justice
In Miami's Little Haiti neighborhood, we meet poet Aja Monet, legal justice advocates Meena Jagannath and Alayah Glenn, and artist Eddie Arroyo to talk about how art and poetry are giving voice to urban communities fractured by gentrification.
Arroyo's paintings reference photographs he takes to capture the character of vanishing cultural landmarks. Monet is founder of Smoke Signals Studio, a music space that's become a transformative gathering place in Little Haiti. Jagannath and Glenn are two of the activists that run the local Community Justice Project, a young grassroots initiative focused on addressing issues ranging from women’s...
2018-12-2453 min