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Posted: December 29, 2008
Gregor named partner at Grassi & Co., CPAs
Geri Gregor, CPA has been added as a partner at Lake Success-based Grassi & Co., CPAs. Gregor, a former CFO at Doar Litigation Consulting, is the first female partner at Grassi & Co. She will lead Grassi Consulting, the business consulting, litigation support, and forensic accounting arm of the practice. In her role, Geri will share her experience in strengthening internal controls, CFO Advisory Services, helping companies grow through acquisition by performing due diligence, and ensuring Grassi clients' management sleeps better at night.
Gregor's experience in private accounting prepared her to lead Grassi Consulting. With two decades of private experience under her belt, Gregor has identified all of the areas that consulting firms can help compliment internal staff. She has worked hard to create internal control structures and has developed successful systems through proactive planning and strategy.
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