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BDO Admits 36 New Partners

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Congratulations to the 36 very good boys and girls who can count themselves among the flock of BDO’s chosen ones. Okay, maybe that’s a touch extravagant for a BDO partner, but that does not diminish the achievement.

This year’s class is a smidgen smaller compared to last year’s 39, but it’s still a large class since Going Concern’s been covering the promotions. There were 30 new partners in 2015, 24 in 2014, 16 in ’13, 15 in ’12, 13 in ’11, and 5 in ’10.

There are 19 assurance partners, 12 tax, two advisory and three in the national office. I count 11 women in this class, just under a third of the total. Here’s the list:

  • Jason Aldridge  (Washington DC – Assurance)
  • Brooke Anderson (Pittsburgh – Tax)
  • John Barry (Orange County – Assurance)
  • Brad Bird (Chicago – National Assurance)
  • Danny Castro (Fort Lauderdale – Tax)
  • Craig Christie (Philadelphia – IS Assurance)
  • Jason Cuda (Atlanta – Assurance)
  • Anthony Diianni (Philadelphia – Assurance)
  • Chad Estes (Anchorage – Tax)
  • Heidi Franklin (Washington DC – Assurance)
  • Ryan Hecht (Columbus – Assurance)
  • Alex Iacobelli (Los Angeles – Assurance)
  • Carlye Klimek (Grand Rapids – Tax)
  • Lee Klumpp (Washington DC – National Assurance)
  • Jin Koo (Dallas – National Assurance)
  • Ritesh Lall (New York – Assurance)
  • Dennis Lam (Los Angeles – Assurance)
  • Tracy Lewis (Richmond – Assurance)
  • David McClain (Akron – Tax)
  • Christopher Mueller (Milwaukee – Tax)
  • Steve O’Donnell (Spokane – Assurance)
  • Nicole Pak (Raleigh – Assurance)
  • Jim Passaro (Philadelphia – Tax)
  • Kevin Patterson (Grand Rapids – Assurance)
  • Chad Paul (Milwaukee – Tax)
  • Ann Pena (San Antonio – Tax)
  • Jacob Pensler (Charlotte – Tax)
  • Bernadette Pieters-Harilal (New York – Human Resources)
  • Karen Schuler (Washington DC – Advisory)
  • Natallia Shapel (New York – National Tax)
  • David Stasiewicz (Chicago – Corporate Planning & Development)
  • Alison Torres (Washington DC – Transaction Advisory Services)
  • Brian Vigneault (Boston – Tax)
  • Reid Wade (Houston – Assurance)
  • Andrea Wilson (Washington DC – Industry Services)
  • Waylon Wood (Houston Assurance)

Way to go, everyone. It would be fitting if they all took a pie to the face, wouldn’t it? I think we can all agree that that should be the new BDO partner initiation.

[BDO]

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