CPA firm bolsters leadership team

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Full-service CPA firm EHTC has hired Brian May as its Director of Finance and Operations. In this role, he will manage the support services department at EHTC, which includes administration, human resources, finance, and IT. Additionally, May will collaborate with EHTC partners on external growth opportunities and strategy.

“EHTC is extremely excited to add Brian May to our team. His experience, entrepreneurial mindset, and passion will help drive our firm's continued growth and success,” said Erik Olson, Tax and Advisory Services Partner at EHTC. “Brian’s focus on finance, operations and our business plan will result in EHTC’s clients and team members reaching their full potential.”

May's career includes strategically guiding large, often publicly traded companies through growth phases and operational scaling. During his tenure at Founders Brewing Company, he was instrumental in clarifying growth plans and expanding international operations. May also owned and operated a landscaping business.

“My passion for learning has led me into many industries and opportunities— I'm excited to join EHTC and feel my role perfectly encapsulates my previous experiences,” May said. “The people and culture of EHTC are superb. As a long-time client of EHTC, I’ve seen firsthand the exceptional level of service and financial expertise provided to customers. It is a privilege to join the firm at this critical juncture and I look forward to working collaboratively internally to help drive growth and achieve our goals.”

May is a graduate of the University of Michigan Ross School of Business. He serves on the board of directors for West Michigan tech company Envoy B2B as well as Tolman's Meats. He formerly served on the board of directors for USA Boxing, the governing body of amateur boxing in the United States.  

Outside the office, May enjoys traveling, skiing, and playing golf when he is not coaching youth football or basketball.

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