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Presenter: Alicia Katz Pollock, MAT, ACN, MOUS

Date : August 28, 2026

Time : 12 PM ET

Duration : 60 mins

Language : English

Alicia Katz Pollock, MAT, ACN, MOUS

founder of Royalwise.com

Alicia Katz Pollock, the “Queen of QuickBooks,” is the founder of Royalwise.com, where her Royalwise OWLS (On-Demand Web-based Learning Solutions) community provides innovative QuickBooks Online training for accounting firms, bookkeepers, and small business owners. Recognized as a Top 50 Woman in Accounting and Top 10 ProAdvisor, Alicia also hosts The Unofficial QuickBooks Accountants Podcast, ranked among the Top 50 U.S. Business News podcasts. With a Masters in Teaching, she has authored textbooks for Questiva Consultants and multiple books on Amazon. Through her hands-on training and support, Alicia helps firms reduce turnover, boost productivity, and deliver standout client value, making her a transformative voice in the accounting profession.

Jaclyn Anku

ProAdvisor Program Leader

I am a small business and accounting community enthusiast. I've spent more than 10 years developing scalable, compelling initiatives at leading SaaS companies, honing my ability to drive a dual bottom line. When I'm not busy creating programs that educate, motivate, and break the mold, you can find me around the Bay Area with my husband and two beautiful girls. Let's talk! https://jaclynanku.com/

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