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AAFCPAs is excited to announce that Jack Finning, CPA, CGMA has accepted a nomination and agrees to serve on the Board of Directors of the Boston chapter of the Exit Planning Exchange (XPX Boston), an open advisor network in the private company/exit planning market.
Jack will serve as a fiduciary of XPX Boston, and adds depth to the diversity and experience of the Board. Jack will help to steer the organization towards sustainable, future growth by ensuring sound governance, financial management, and distribution of resources.
Jack has been serving AAFCPA clients since 1981. Jack provides assurance, tax and business consulting services to a variety of closely-held businesses, as well as sophisticated, nonprofit organizations. Jack specializes in business transaction advisory services for both buyers and sellers of private companies. This includes due diligence, tax structuring and post-transaction integration.
Read more about Jack Finning, CPA, CGMA.
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About the Exit Planning Exchange
XPX was formed in 2007 with the mission to make it easier for business owners to find qualified professionals with deep exit planning expertise; support the growth of the emerging exit planning field; enable members to share their intellectual capital with other members; develop the educational programs required for this emerging discipline; and provide members with exclusive networking, education and collaboration opportunities. XPX is based in Boston. The XPX Boston chapter has a broad membership throughout New England.
