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September 27, 2023

Sixteen McGladrey Partners Get to Update Their LinkedIn Profiles with Fancy New Titles

These are your new McGladrey National Industry Leaders

  • Alternative Energy – Dustin Petersen (Des Moines, IA)
  • Business and Professional Services – Barry Rosenthal (Chicago)
  • Consumer Products – Carol Lapidus (New York)
  • Federal Government – Mark Waterman (Vienna, VA)
  • Financial Institutions – Jeff Baker (Des Moines, IA)
  • Financial Services – John Hague (Chicago)
  • Gaming – Keith Stoneburner (Duluth, MN) and Bill Woodworth (San Diego)
  • Health Care – Dan Vandenberghe (Minneapolis)
  • Industrial Products – Karen Kurek (Chicago)
  • Insurance – Jim Greisch (Omaha)
  • Not-for-Profit – Bob Billig (Baltimore)
  • Private Clubs – Phil Newman (Fort Lauderdale)
  • Real Estate – Rick Edelheit (Chicago)
  • Specialty Finance – Morris Marshburn (Raleigh, NC)
  • State, Local Government and Education – Pat Hagan (Chicago)

I don't know why Gaming is currently being split between Stoneburner and Woodworth, but let's hope that Joe Adams makes them battle it out while wearing giant sumo wrestler suits for the supreme Mickey G's gaming industry leader. My money is on Stoneburner. I don't how you bet against a guy whose ancestors set rocks on fire.

[via McGladrey]

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