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Accounting ARC

With Arpan Grewal

Center for Accounting Transformation

In the latest Student Led Conversations episode of Accounting ARC, high school student Arpan Grewal hosts a dynamic dialogue with ESG Advisory senior manager Tiffany Huey from BPM, showing how accounting is becoming a surprising tool for tackling global challenges like climate change and social equity.

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Huey, who transitioned from nonprofit work into ESG consulting, now leads BPM’s ESG advisory practice. “I wanted to understand how systems work,” she says. “How do businesses make decisions, and how can we make those decisions more values-aligned?”

The conversation illuminates how ESG—environmental, social, and governance frameworks—requires more than balance sheets. “You can’t fix what you don’t track,” Huey says, stressing the power of data in holding companies accountable. “ESG makes companies show their receipts.”