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Boyer & Boyer Certified Public Accountants is proud to announce that Carrie Haddick has earned the designation of Certified Public Accountant.  Carrie is the Entity Department Chair at Boyer & Boyer with over five years of experience.  Her specialties are small to mid-sized business entities and not-for-profit organizations.    Carrie takes pride in living up to the firm’s mission statement by providing in-depth personalized management advisory services and proactive tax planning strategies.  

In Carrie's own words: "I have known that I wanted to work in the accounting field since high school and took my first accounting course. Accounting has been a passion of mine ever since and I could not imagine doing anything else. Working in the public accounting field has allowed me the opportunity to expand my knowledge in many different areas. Public accounting is so rewarding for me because I can see the way we help our clients, whether with taxes or financial statements, or just offering advice. Going forward, I hope to use my skills to bring in new clients to the firm, build relationships, and mentor our current and future staff members. "

Owner and Managing Partner, Elizabeth Boyer says “We are beyond proud of Carrie’s accomplishments, and delighted that she is an integral member of our Team. We recognize that Carrie honors our corporate culture by taking the firms commitment to mentoring and leadership to heart.  She sets a great example for our less experienced Team members and empowers them to follow her lead in excellent service to our clients."

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