Richard Kopelman Richard Kopelman CEO and Managing Partner Alan Vaughn Alan Vaughn Partner-in-Charge, Real Estate & Construction & EVP Mike Callahan Mike Callahan Partner, Chief Operating & Financial Officer Kurt Huntzinger Kurt Huntzinger Partner and Chief Risk Officer Tony Mills Tony Mills Executive Vice President and Special Advisor to the CEO Lee Fields Lee Fields Partner & Chief Growth Officer Keith Greenwald Keith Greenwald Partner-in-Charge, Private Client Services Frank Gudger Frank Gudger Managing Partner, Birmingham Office Mitchell Kopelman Mitchell Kopelman Partner-in-Charge, Technology & Blockchain Practice, Co-Chair Tax Practice Sam Tuck Sam Tuck Partner-in-Charge, Tax Services Danielle Berg Danielle Berg Chief Marketing & Corporate Communications Officer Dan Mallory Dan Mallory Vice President of Technology Larry Sheftel Larry Sheftel Vice President, Human Resources Kevin Williams Kevin Williams Vice President of Finance Bruce Phillips Bruce Phillips Managing Director and Partner, Aprio Cloud Adam Beckerman Adam Beckerman Partner-in-Charge, Manufacturing & Distribution Yelena Epova Yelena Epova Partner-in-Charge, International Services Angela Dotson Angela Dotson Partner-in-Charge, Professional Services Ark Rozental Ark Rozental Chief Behavioral Economics Officer Carli Huband Carli Huband Partner-in-Charge, R&D Tax Credit Services Jeff Glickman Jeff Glickman Partner-in-Charge, State & Local Tax Tommy Lee Tommy Lee Partner-in-Charge, Retail, Franchise & Hospitality Michael Levy Michael Levy Partner-in-Charge, Transaction Advisory Services Insights and Perspectives Aprio Relocates Birmingham Office to Accommodate Growth in Birmingham Business Journal The Devil is in the Details (of the Contract): U.S. Tax Court Upholds the Current Definition of “Funded” Research Aprio’s Expansion in Birmingham Market Prompts Firm to Relocate to New Office Space State & Local Tax (SALT) Newsletter January 2020 Technology Newsletter, January2020 New York: Mandatory S-Corporation Rules Applied Following 338(h)(10) Election Massachusetts Explains Application of Multiple Points of Use Exemption for Software Transactions Alabama Denies Refund of Composite Payments Not Claimed Within Statute of Limitations View More Insights View All Aprio Insights Aprio uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website.GOT ITLearn More
