I have dedicated my career to servicing the non-for-profit sector. I take pride in advising my clients in “best business” approaches to diversified accounting and fiscal management issues. I have been told that I listen attentively as my clients articulate their concerns, while prescribing solutions that are efficient and cost-effective. My passion for education has led me to present on various accounting topics to diverse nonprofit audiences. I feel privileged to serve this sector, not simply as an auditor, but as a business advisor and fiscal mentor.PRESENTATIONS:• FMA Institute, Instructor, 2007 to 2013• ERE/FMA Day: “The New Form 990: It’s Not Just a Rumor Anymore" co-presenter, May 2008• Not-for-Profit Services Association (NPAC), “What impact SAS 112/114 has had on the nonprofit industry?” January 2009• Webinar for Lorman Education Services, “Creating Investment Policies for Your Nonprofit: Risk Tolerance, Reserve Funds, and Portfolio Management Capacity” May 2009• NPAC, "Endowment Funds: Implementing FASB Staff Position 117-1 and UPMIFA" July 2009 • NPAC, "Endowment Funds - PART II" January 2010• "Start Right" NYC Charter School Center, "Setting up Financial Systems" April 2010• TD Bank, "Safeguard your assets/Safeguard your reputation Part 1: Internal ControlsPart 2: Revised Form 990" July 2010• Lorman Education Services, "The Redsigned Form 990" July 2010• NPAC, "The Redesigned IRS Form 990: A Look Back at the Opportunities and Challenges" August 2010• Signature Bank,"Better Safeguarded than Sorry: Internal Controls, NYS “NYPMIFA”, and More" co-presenter May 2011• "Start Right" NYC Charter School Center, "Fiscal Policies and Procedures: The Role of the School Leader" and "The Role of the Board in Monitoring Charter School’s Resources" Spring 2011 and 2012• Columbia University, School of Continuing Education, Guest Lecturer, "Auditing 101"Specialties: Lectures on a host of topics concerning not-for-profit accounting to clients, colleagues, and individuals outside the firm. Audits of federal awards in accordance with OMB Circular A-133 and other third party engagements. Serving not-for-profit entities such as charter schools, charitable, cultural, and health and welfare organizations