I became a CPA in 2001 after toiling away for two years at Arthur Andersen, where thanks to the Enron failure, I became well trained in paper shredding and mastered the concept of plausible deniability.
I spent time working in law enforcement helping prosecute white-collar criminals and Ponzi schemers.
I worked as an auditor in Big 4 firms, as a CFO, and in nearly every position in between.
I was the A-typical accountant…both nerdy and outgoing.
After writing many research memos, I knew writing was my knack.
I love words and numbers!