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Prior to joining Crowe in 2002, he was a partner at Arthur Andersen, where he served clients in the consumer-packaged goods, manufacturing, distribution, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare industries. He also served on the Crowe Board of Directors and is recognized for his leadership both within the firm and across the market.
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