According to Buckingham Properties LLC, Richard Finley III, CPA has joined the Buckingham team as corporate controller. With over eight years of experience, Finley will be responsible for budget development, preparation of financial statements and reports, and oversight of monthly closings for a real estate portfolio in excess of 8.5 million s/f.
"We are delighted to welcome Rich to the Buckingham team," said CEO and managing partner Larry Glazer. "With his experience and background, Rich will help us further improve our financial processes as we continue to capitalize on long-term growth opportunities."
Finley is a SUNY Brockport graduate and Certified Public Accountant. He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA).
Buckingham Properties LLC is the largest and most diverse real estate development and property management company in the Rochester, NY area. Buckingham focuses on opportunistic development projects in the Greater Rochester region and takes pride in its combination of resourcefulness and significant experience to adapt to the needs of its diverse real estate portfolio. The company currently owns and manages more than 40 properties comprising over 8.5 million square feet of rental space in the Greater Rochester region.
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