Accounting Leaders Podcast · 2023-04-27 · 38 min
Candy Bellau grew up with an unconventional father who applied his genius in all the wrong ways. In this episode, Candy candidly shares how others' mistakes enlightened her to live a life of integrity, and what she's doing to maintain work-life balance for herself and her staff. Learning how to do bookkeeping at 14 years old (01:20) Uncovering major accounting fraud while working as a bookkeeper (03:00) How Candy's evil genius father shaped her moral and ethical codes (05:00) Reconnecting with her father on his deathbed (12:00) Candy's accidental involvement with a check-kiting scheme (18:00) A brief stint as a Peace Corps volunteer in Namibia (22:00) How Candy put a fraudulent executive behind bars (25:00) Finding a new sense of purpose as a coach (29:00) Putting family first, not just for the owner, but for every staff member (32:00)
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