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Lindsay Stevenson

BPM
Chief Transformation Officer
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As BPM’s Chief Transformation Officer, Lindsay Stevenson drives innovation, data intelligence, change management, and strategic initiatives at the Firm. She has spent the last 20+ years serving as a change agent in the accounting profession. As a consultant, she has overseen diversity equity, inclusion and belonging (DEIB) initiatives, cultural alignment frameworks, coaching programs, and organizational alignment plans. Her past projects range from developing and executing implicit bias discovery and transformation programs, leading teams through business combination strategies and procedures, and overseeing enterprise software selection and implementation processes.

Her passion is discovering organizational purpose and developing strategies to transform today’s firm into the Firm of the Future.

Before joining BPM, Lindsay served as Vice President of Finance and Tax for 1st Financial Bank of USA and was Founder/CEO of consulting firm Origin Evolution.

Lindsay Stevenson holds an active CPA license in South Dakota and the CGMA designation from the AICPA.

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Founded in 1986, BPM is one of the largest California-based accounting and consulting firms, ranking in the top 50 in the country. With multiple offices across the Bay Area, BPM serves emerging and mid-cap businesses as well as high-net-worth individuals in a broad range of industries, including financial services, technology, life science, manufacturing, food, wine and craft brewing, automotive, nonprofits, real estate and construction. The Firm’s International Tax Practice is one of the largest on the West Coast and its well-recognized SEC practice serves approximately 35 public reporting companies, mostly in the technology industry.