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Flynn elected to Janover Executive Committee

New York, NY According to Janover LLC, partner Anne Marie Flynn, CPA, has been elected by the partners of the firm to Janover’s executive committee. Flynn has practiced public accounting for over 25 years.  She has been with Janover since 2002 and brings a wealth of experience to her new role as a member of the executive committee.  

Flynn provides her clients services in taxation and auditing in the fields of retail, legal, medical, entertainment, real estate, construction and service industries, with a concentration on high net worth individuals and closely held businesses.   Over the years, Flynn has differentiated herself by consistently delivering valued strategic and financial advice to clients.

Additionally, Flynn has demonstrated leadership throughout her time with the firm serving on the Quality Control Committee and she serves as the partner-in-charge of the firm’s Mentoring Program and Charitable Giving Committee.

“On behalf of the firm, we greatly appreciate the years of service and leadership that Anne Marie has devoted to Janover,” commented Mark Goodman, Janover’s managing partner.  Speaking on behalf of the six member Executive Committee, Goodman added, “I have no doubt that she will contribute to the growth and strength of our firm, now and in the future.”

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