Mike has more than 24 years of experience in business administration, finance and accounting leadership. Prior to joining Schneider Downs, he was CFO at a large Pittsburgh-based cultural organization where he led the organization through significant change. He also served as the longtime CFO for a New York-based company where he oversaw significant growth and ultimately managed the company through a strategic exit.
He has extensive experience developing the administrative infrastructure and reporting that successful companies require, while providing the financial analysis necessary to execute strategic initiatives.
At Schneider Downs, Mike is part of the leadership team of the Accounting Advisory practice, focusing on outsourced services capabilities. He partners with clients to find solutions to company challenges and assists senior leadership in achieving their goals. He develops and executes strategic plans aimed at creating long-term value.
Mike provides administrative, planning, analytic and accounting expertise to clients seeking a strategic partner or those looking to outsource some or all of their accounting and finance functions.
Member — Schneider Downs Not-for-Profit Focus Group
Master of Business Administration — Duquesne University
B.S. — Business Administration, Duquesne University
Do you have a hobby/personal passion?
I’m a parent, an avid golfer, and a coach at heart.
What was the best advice you’ve ever received?
Surround yourself with great people.
Who is your role model?
My parents.
What was your childhood dream?
To be a major league baseball player.
If you could go back in time, what advice would you give your college self?
Join Schneider Downs right away!
What was your first job?
Paper route
Do you have a “motto”? (spoken or unspoken)
We’ll be successful if our clients reach their goals.
When you have an hour of free time, what do you like to do?
Hang out on the back patio with my family and dog.
Do you have advice for young professionals?
Focus on a long-term objective and find mentors who have already achieved that goal.
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Big Problem: Incorrect Accounting Methods
Big Thinking: Seven Figure Tax Savings.
