Dan joined the firm in 1995 after working as a senior tax consultant with Deloitte & Touche. Two years later he became Managing Partner and CEO, responsible for all firm operations. He has over 27 years of experience working as a technology consultant, small business owner, controller, and certified public accountant. His specialty areas include tax, healthcare, real estate, and business consulting. He has successfully negotiated healthcare practice sales and acquisitions for a number of medical and dental practices as well as assisting numerous dentists and doctors with startup of a new practice.
Dan earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Arkansas. He is very active in his community, serving on various boards, such as the Garland County Economic Development Corporation, Chairman (2010), Treasurer (2017); Hot Springs Fifty for the Future, Chairman (2016), Treasurer (2013-2014); Metro Little Rock Regional Economic Development Board, Executive Committee and Treasurer (2017); Hot Springs Area Community Foundation, Vice Chair (2016 – 2017); Greater Hot Springs Area Chamber of Commerce (2003 – 2015), Vice Chair – Economic Development (2010) and Chairman (2005); Oaklawn Foundation, Inc. – A foundation supporting education and Senior Health Issues –Treasurer and Board Member (2006 -2010); Garland County Habitat for Humanity – Firm has provided all accounting services on a reduced fee or pro-bono basis since its inception in 1998.
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Matt joined the firm in 2013 after he relocated to Hot Springs. He has over 16 years of public accounting experience with an emphasis in taxation.
Matt earned his Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting from Southern Arkansas University. He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Arkansas Society of Certified Public Accountants. He serves as the Treasurer of the Garland County Habitat for Humanity and enjoys giving back to the community whenever possible.
Matt enjoys playing golf, working on do-it-yourself projects, and spending time with his family. He is married to Nori and has two daughters, Emma and Neily.
Bob was one of the original founders of the firm in 1978. After over 40 years of public accounting experience, Bob retired from public accounting in 2018. Bob's wisdom and guidance will be used by the firm for many years into the future.
Cindy graduated from Texas A & M University with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree. She worked with CPA firms in Mississippi and Texas before joining the firm in 2004. Cindy is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and specializes in income tax and sales tax preparation.
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Ruth’e joined the firm in 2009 and brings with her years of office and human resources management experience. She excels at customer service, database management, workflow efficiency and procedures, and office technology. Out of the office, Ruth’e loves being out in nature and teaches weekly classes on happier and healthier living with essential oils. She is also a trained opera singer and can be seen regularly in opera, musical theater and solo productions throughout Arkansas.
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Kathryn was born and raised in Hot Springs, Arkansas. After graduating from Lakeside High, she attended National Park College where she earned an Associates of Science in Business. Two years later, she graduated from Henderson State University with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, her dogs, hiking, reading, and cheering her nephew on at his events.
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