Cranberry Township, PA: S.R. Snodgrass, P.C., a full-service accounting and consulting firm known for its forward-thinking work with financial institutions, nonprofits, and other businesses, has promoted Gregory Armstrong, Katee Monahan and Zach Macurak of the firm’s External Audit Group.
Mr. Armstrong brings extensive understanding and knowledge of the nonprofit sector, including specific expertise with Community Action Agencies. He is a CPA, frequently consulting both clients and staff on a wide range of accounting and compliance matters.
Ms. Monahan is actively involved in working with multiple financial institutions, including Senior Leadership Teams and Audit Committees. She is a CPA and a frequent in-house CPE presenter, speaking on a wide variety of technically challenging topics.
Mr. Macurak is technically advanced in all areas of Audit and Assurance, managing a variety of major client engagements. He is a CPA, working closely with multiple financial institutions as well as clients in the manufacturing and service industries.
About S.R. Snodgrass
Founded in 1946, S.R. Snodgrass is a privately held, multi-faceted public accounting and consulting firm, known for innovative tax, assurance, technology, and financial advisory services for financial institutions, nonprofits, and businesses of all kinds. The firm has worked with more than 160 financial institutions in 16 states and employs more than 90 professionals. The firm is ranked among the country’s top 300 public accounting firms according to Inside Public Accounting’s 2022 list.
S.R. Snodgrass differs from many accounting firms due to its highly personalized approach for every client, with an emphasis on long-term relationships (some lasting over 40 years). The firm is committed to proactive client communications and provides additional insights through articles, white papers, speaking engagements, and other meaningful presentations designed to help clients succeed and prosper. It maintains offices in suburban Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, along with Wheeling, West Virginia, and Steubenville, Ohio.
