KHA Welcomes New Partner Chris Roberts, CPA

by | Jan 20, 2014

Chris RobertsIIWe are pleased to announce, effective January 1, 2014, that Chris Roberts, CPA has been named a partner at KHA Accountants and Advisors, PC. Chris, a CPA since 1987, has been with the firm since August 2009.

Along with over 10 years in public accounting providing tax, audit and consulting services, Chris has an extensive background in corporate finance and project operations which supports KHA’s strategy of broadening our consulting service offerings to our clients, including fractional CFO services.

Read Chris’ full bio here.

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