BARRY W. BRAUN, CPA, is
a Partner in GR's Accounting & Auditing Division. His
experience in providing financial guidance to family-owned
and closely-held companies has earned him a reputation
as a respected and requested business advisor.
Barry began his career
at GR in 1978 as an audit partner. In July 2000, Barry
was elected Managing Partner. During his tenure at GR,
he has served on the Firm's executive and compensation committees,
as well as serving as CFO and Managing Partner. He has built a large practice
serving primarily manufacturing and distribution companies,
printers and publishers, law firms and high wealth individuals.
Under Barry's leadership,
many programs have been implemented to assure GR's successful
growth, to deliver excellent client service, and to
strengthen industry-niche expertise while aggressively
positioning the Firm in the market place. To achieve
GR's goal to be recognized as the best CPA firm in the
Delaware Valley serving middle-market companies, Barry
initiated a firm-wide "Good to Great" program.
Adapted from concepts presented in Jim Collins' book,
this program has become an integral part of the Firm's
ongoing strategic plan.
Barry is a member of
the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants,
the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants,
and PKF North American Network. He currently serves
as a charter member of the Fox School of Business and
Management's Board of Visitors. Barry is also on the
Board of Directors for the National Liberty Museum,
where he chairs the Finance Committee.
Barry is a graduate
of Temple University's Fox School of Business. He is
not only one of the university's Alumni Hall of Fame
members, but also a guest lecturer for Temple's Fox
School of Business. In 2004, Barry was granted the Musser
Award for Excellence in Leadership from Temple University's
Fox School of Business and Management. The Musser Award
honors outstanding achievement and service by a distinguished
member of the business community and is the highest
honor afforded by the school.
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