Created to provide insight into the latest developments and regulations in the accounting and finance space, It Figures: The CRI Podcast is an accounting and advisory focused podcast for business and organization leaders, entrepreneurs, and anyone who is looking to go beyond the status quo. The views expressed on “It Figures: The CRI Podcast,” are those of the presenter and moderator, and do not necessarily reflect the views of Carr, Riggs & Ingram. This podcast is intended for informational and…
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This week on It Figures, Ray Roberts and David Mills dive into the critical IT risks facing modern government entities. From evolving cyber threats to the complex rules surrounding IT usage, we explore how public organizations can better navigate the digital landscape. Whether you are looking to strengthen your internal controls or understand the latest regulatory expectations, this episode…
This week, Phyllis Ingram and Chad Singletary pull back the curtain on the world of lobbying and its impact on nonprofit organizations. Ever wondered how advocacy efforts really affect your tax-exempt status? They dive into the history of lobbying expenditures, and break down the essential definitions of lobbying, current compliance requirements, and the specific paths available for nonprofits…
In this episode of It Figures, David Williams and Derrick Mason explore how recent legislation is shaking up the healthcare industry! They dive into the impact of Medicaid changes and new Medicare Advantage restrictions while highlighting the massive opportunities within the Rural Health Transformation Program. This conversation breaks down how these funds empower organizations to move beyond…
This week, join Keith Hundley and Holly Williamson as they share everything you need to know about joining us in Music City for the 2026 Southern Grants Forum ! Keith and Holly dive into the logistics you need to plan your trip to the iconic Loews Nashville Hotel from July 13–16, 2026. They break down the essential deadlines and details to ensure you’re ready for the premier grants training event…
The construction industry is at a crossroads as a massive demographic shift prepares to usher its most experienced leaders into retirement. In this episode, Dan Sellers and Robert Coker dig into the data behind the industry’s widening age gap and what this "silver tsunami" actually means for the future of your firm. We move beyond the statistics to provide business owners with a blueprint for…
In this episode, Sam Clark and Chad Sexton unpack the high-stakes world of manufacturing and distribution. From supply chain disruptions to labor shortages, the industry is facing a unique set of hurdles that demand smarter, faster decision-making. Sam and Chad share their insights on the specific challenges keeping leaders up at night and provide a practical framework for making the tough calls…
Big things are happening at CRI! In this episode, we’re joined by Brent Leslie and Michael Corkery t o discuss the launch of CRI’s new Capital Markets practice. We explore why small-cap and middle-market companies have been traditionally underserved when it comes to IPO readiness and SEC reporting, and how this new service line is filling that gap. Learn more at: https://www.criadv.com
In this episode, join CRI’s David Mills and Tyler Mills as they break down key cybersecurity topics every business should understand. From the future of passkeys versus passwords to best practices for patch deployment and strategies for effective backup protection, this discussion delivers practical insights to help safeguard your organization
In this episode, CRI’s Jeff Silver , Jeff Hawkins , and Christian Williams offer a refresher on Transaction Advisory Services (TAS)—what they are, who we serve, and why it matters. As more clients move toward eventual exits, it’s critical for partners across the firm to understand the value TAS brings to the table. Tune in for a practical breakdown of the service line and the role it plays in…
As governmental accounting and reporting grow more complex, many are asking whether it’s time for simpler standards for small governments. In this episode, April Shuping , Becky Hammond , and Dean Mead explore the debate around "big GAAP" vs. "small GAAP" in the public sector, weighing the pros and cons of differentiated standards. We’ll also highlight helpful resources from GASB designed to…
