According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), employment in accounting and finance occupations is expected to grow by about 6% from 2024 to 2034. This growth is driven by various factors, including the increasing complexity of financial regulations, the need for financial analysis in business decision-making, and the demand for personal financial advice.
With over 50 years of workforce management experience, Broadleaf is well-equipped to source and recruit accounting and finance candidates across an array of job disciplines. As your partners in total talent management, our team of talent acquisition experts consult with our clients and customize solutions to meet their specific needs. At Broadleaf, we help propel your workforce into the future.
Is your organization prepared to win the race for top talent?
As senior leaders collectively prepare for the start of the new year, developing a well-designed talent approach will be critical in effectively sourcing, recruiting, and retaining these in-demand candidates. By leveraging our 2025 Accounting and Finance Salary Guide, your organization will be well-positioned to attract these qualified professionals with competitive salary rates in 2025 and beyond.
Job Outlook Growth 2024 - 2034
Accounting and Finance positions with the highest projected growth:
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21%
Financial Examiners -
17%
Personal Financial Advisors & Financial Managers -
9%
Financial Analysts -
6%
Accountants & Auditors
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