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Janover welcomes Napolitano as partner

Anthony Napolitano, Jr.

New York, NY According to Janover LLC, Anthony Napolitano, Jr. has joined the firm as a partner.

With over 15 years of experience, Napolitano focuses his practice on providing accounting, business and tax planning services to privately held businesses. His clientele ranges from start-ups and growing entrepreneurial businesses to well-established companies in various industries including real estate, apparel, technology, staffing and recruitment, professional services, wholesale and manufacturing.

Additionally, Napolitano provides added value to clients through consulting services for mergers and acquisitions. He offers clients a hands-on approach and assists them in developing financial forecasts and budget plans. Prior to joining Janover, Napolitano was a partner at the accounting firm Buchbinder Tunick.

In congratulating Napolitano, Mark Goodman, Janover’s managing partner said, “My partners and I are delighted to welcome Anthony as our Partner.” Goodman said, “Anthony’s talent, exceptional capabilities and professional acumen will be a benefit for our clients, in particular for our real estate clients, and for the entire Janover team.”

Napolitano received his Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Arizona State University.  He is an active member of the AICPA and the NYSSCPA.

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