Joanna Brumsey
Shareholder and Advisory Segment Leader at Wall, Einhorn & Chernitzer, P.C.- Claim this Profile
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Credentials
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Certified Public Accounant
North Carolina State Board of CPA ExaminersApr, 1996- Nov, 2024 -
Certified Public Accountant
Virginia Society of CPAsApr, 1996- Nov, 2024 -
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American Institute of Certified Public Accountants -
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North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants -
Member
Virginia Society of CPAs
Experience
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Wall, Einhorn & Chernitzer, P.C.
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United States
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Accounting
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1 - 100 Employee
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Shareholder and Advisory Segment Leader
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Jan 2019 - Present
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Shareholder and Audit Department Leader
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Aug 1999 - Jan 2019
Manufacturing, Distribution and Retail IndustriesFranchise Industry, with a concentration in the food industry, personal and home servicesFinancial modeling, budgeting and forecastingLitigation Support ServicesMentor to several staff membersLiaison to the tax department
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Arthur Andersen LLP
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Charlotte, North Carolina Area
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Manager
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1993 - 1999
Fortunately, I had the opportunity to work in both the Charlotte and Greensboro offices during my six year career. Most of my time was spent working with SEC companies in the manufacturing, distribution and retail business segments. It was here that I learned how to manage people, write business documents, design financial models and listen to my clients' concerns. Fortunately, I had the opportunity to work in both the Charlotte and Greensboro offices during my six year career. Most of my time was spent working with SEC companies in the manufacturing, distribution and retail business segments. It was here that I learned how to manage people, write business documents, design financial models and listen to my clients' concerns.
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Painter & Patrick, CPAs
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Asheville, North Carolina Area
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Intern
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Dec 1991 - Jan 1992
It was here that I performed my first inventory observation, not knowing that this would the first of too many to count! I learned the importance of documentation and attention to details. I also gained an appreciation for mentoring younger staff and having the patience to train them. It was here that I performed my first inventory observation, not knowing that this would the first of too many to count! I learned the importance of documentation and attention to details. I also gained an appreciation for mentoring younger staff and having the patience to train them.
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Education
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Wake Forest University
Bachelors, Accounting