New video series: “Monthly Impulse in 30 Minutes”

05.12.2025
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As part of Jumis Connect, we have launched a new monthly video series, "Monthly Impulse in 30 Minutes," designed specifically for accounting firms. It is a concise, focused, and practical format where we provide up-to-date information and actionable recommendations that can be implemented immediately.

Why did we create "Monthly Impulse"?

The idea for this series emerged from listening to the needs of accounting firms. You wanted to hear about more than just legislative updates—you wanted insights on office management, client acquisition, workflow organization, and the use of technology, including artificial intelligence and beyond.

That is why we created a content-rich yet time-efficient format, where every topic is selected based on your interests and practical requirements.

What can you expect from each episode?

Each month, we will release a new 30-minute video on a specific topic. We will cover areas such as:

  • marketing and client experience principles;
  • effective work and time management methods;
  • team leadership and ideas for office development;
  • technology and artificial intelligence solutions for daily operations;

As well as other practical aspects that help a modern accounting firm grow.

The series will feature industry experts and practitioners who will share their experience and provide applicable examples.

We invite you to get involved!

"Monthly Impulse in 30 Minutes" is designed to inspire, provide practical solutions, and help you develop your firm.

If there are topics you would like to hear about in future episodes, please feel free to share your ideas—we are building this series together with you.

All episodes are available HERE.

For communication and ideas – connect@mansjumis.lv

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