The DisruptorsWith Liz FarrChris Vanover is on a mission “to make accounting and auditing better.”Initially, AuditClub helped firms mainly with quality control, but over time, that grew into offering fractional support on a subscription basis to audit firms that can’t find the talent they need. 

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Audit firms are challenged to plan a year or even a month out, so AuditClub offers members weekly access. This weekly flexibility allows AuditClub to take a concierge approach to help their member firms out a week at a time. Plus, Vanover may have the secret sauce to getting employees to perform at their optimum levels daily.