Spencer Sheinin: Making Accounting Not Suck + Personal Journey

Spencer is Serial Entrepreneur, International Keynote Speaker, Best-selling Author of Entreprenumbers book. He has a unique background with over 15 years as an entrepreneur combined with extensive financial experience as a CPA, CA and investment banker. He is the Founder and CEO of Shift Financial Insights, providing ridiculously simple accounting and financial insights for business on the rise. Find out more about his personal development and business journey + concepts, models, routines and exercises.Spencer has previously owned businesses in manufacturing, construction, cold storage and Real Estate. He has been recognized as winner of the Business in Vancouver’s Top 40 Under 40 awards and finalist for the Surrey Business Excellence Awards. Spencer is an instructor for the Chartered Professional Accountants of B.C. and guest speaker at the University of British Columbia. He is a hyperactive member (since 2005) of the Entrepreneurs Organization (EO) since service as current Finance Expert for Canada and Past President of EO Vancouver.  Spencer is passionate about endurance sport and has completed several marathons, several more ultra-marathons (as far as 162 km), Iron man, distance cycling events, and most recently he completed his first marathon distance swim. Not surprisingly. both endurance sports and building a business require a ton of blood, sweat and tears.Website: https://shiftfinancial.co/About Shift Financial Insights We believe accounting doesn't have to suck for entrepreneurs. We are an outsourced bookkeeping, accounting and financial insights company. We’re like a CFO and controller for your business, except we don’t need a corner office, a company car, or a bold annual salary. We do it all: day-to-day bookkeeping, monthly and annual reporting, and everyday number analytics and advising to help you reach your business goals.Spencer about the #21CE episode: "This is one of my favourite interviews"

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