Harold Martin to Speak at AICPA & CIMA Business Valuation School

By Harold G. Martin, Jr., CPA/ABV/CFF, ASA, CFE, Director

Harold Martin to Speak at AICPA & CIMA Business Valuation School

Harold Martin, director at Keiter, involved in the Firm’s Valuations Valuation and Forensic Services team, will be serving as a faculty member at AICPA’s 2024 National Business School. Harold will co-lead this conference with Kevin Yeanoplos, with the goal of helping individuals in the accounting industry grow in their knowledge on topics like valuation, M&A, litigation, and fair value. This conference is scheduled to take place on August 12-16 in Englewood, Colorado.

During five intensive days, attendees will learn relevant new theories, applications, best practice methods and hot-button controversies. A full day devoted to a real-world case study helps demonstrate how standards, techniques and approaches are incorporated into everyday practice. Upon completion of this program, attendees will build a solid foundation in business valuation, and get tips on expanding services in tax, business advisory, fair value and litigation. The course textbook will be Financial Valuation: Applications and Models, which was edited by Jim Hitchner and co-authored by Kevin and Harold.

For more information on this conference follow the link to the registration site.

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Harold G. Martin, Jr.

Harold G. Martin, Jr., CPA/ABV/CFF, ASA, CFE, Director

Harold G. Martin, Jr., is a Director in Keiter’s Valuation and Forensic Services Group. He has over 40 years of experience and specializes in valuation and forensic accounting, including financial investigations and litigation consulting and expert witness services. He is a frequent speaker and writer on valuation topics.

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