I am currently retired as a CPA providing consulting services in finance, management, and policy to Yukon First Nations and municipalities. Born in the Northwest Territories and raised in Whitehorse, I stayed in Vancouver after university to begin my career with BC Hydro in 1982. After several years with Hydro, I moved out on my own to operate a computer company that employed 20 people. I received my Certified General Accountant (CGA) designation in 1991, and returned to Whitehorse in 1998. I also hold a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of British Columbia and a Masters of Public Administration from the University of Alaska Southeast. I moved to governmental work and was involved at the municipal level in administration for 17 years as the Director of Corporate Services and was voted onto the Council for the City of Whitehorse in 2015, also which I am retired from.I have was involved with the CGA Association at the local level for twelve years as President of CGA Yukon. I served on the National Board and helped successfully merge CGA Yukon to form the Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) Association of the Yukon.My spouse, Wendy Fendrick, is also a CPA. We met while we were both working for BC Hydro, and have been married for the whole time with no parole. Wendy and Rob love the outdoors and you can find us spending our time together mountain biking and kiteboarding.