AI is moving fast—but simply adopting new tools isn’t enough to create a competitive advantage.
In this episode of Aprio Ascend, Aprio Northeast Regional Technology Leader & Tax Partner Allie Colman sits down with AI leaders Aiwyn Cofounder Pat Morrell, Fieldguide Vice President of Sales Brent Kasper, and Laurel Chief Strategy Officer & General Counsel Chris Ramos to explore what it really takes to build an AI-native business. They discuss why successful AI adoption starts with workflows, where human judgment still matters, and how AI could reshape teams, pricing and the value businesses deliver to their clients.
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