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Posted: December 26, 2023
2023 Year in Review: Kenneth Rick, Armanino LLP
Managing Director
Armanino LLP
IREON Member
What was your greatest professional accomplishment or most notable project, deal, or transaction in 2023? Janover’s most notable transaction in 2023 was our joining Armanino LLP. Armanino is a fantastic national CPA and consulting firm which started in California and has expanded east over the years.
In November of 2023 Janover joined Armanino and now has added a significant northeastern presence for our combined firms, primarily in New York. Armanino offers tax, advisory, consulting and many diverse services far beyond traditional accounting. Janover is proud to be part of our now larger family and is excited to be able to offer even more services than we previously did. We strive to be the best and only CPA firm our clients need.
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