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Beyond the Books Speaker Series: Accounting

Beyond the Books: Accounting in the Age of AI — Will Robots Replace Accountants?

Artificial intelligence, automation, and blockchain are changing the way businesses operate—and accounting is right in the middle of it. From automated bookkeeping to smart contracts and predictive analytics, today’s accountants need to know more than just debits and credits.

Join us for this engaging virtual session with Yogi Kraja, who will break down what AI, robotic process automation (RPA), and blockchain really mean for the accounting profession. You’ll explore how these technologies are already reshaping roles in public accounting, corporate finance, and auditing—and what skills future accountants will need to stay ahead.

About the Speaker

Yogi Kraja is the Principal Director of Illyrian Importers, LLC, a specialized distribution and consulting company. He brings more than 20 years of experience in consulting, finance, and business development, with a passion for helping companies use AI and blockchain to work smarter—not harder.

Yogi holds a B.S. in Economics from the University of Texas at Arlington and an MBA in Finance from Texas A&M–Corpus Christi. Before launching his own company, he worked in banking, financial services, and even in medical technology, where he developed innovative ways to automate data and processes.

Today, he helps small and mid-sized businesses adopt modern tools like Generative AI to improve efficiency and decision-making. His goal is to help students and professionals understand how technology can enhance accounting careers—not replace them.

What students can get from this speaker

  • Learn how AI and automation are transforming accounting jobs.

  • Discover career paths that blend accounting with technology.

  • Get real-world insights from an industry professional.

  • Ask your questions live during the Q&A session.

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