From the Big Four to the CFO's chair
Matt began his career in Big Four public accounting, where he built the technical foundation every CPA relies on. From there he moved into industry, taking on roles with progressively greater leadership and responsibility, and ultimately served as the CFO of a large nonprofit organization.
A few years ago, he took that experience, and a real passion for CFO and CPA work, and started his own practice. Shul Keeper is where that experience meets the specific needs of synagogues.
Why a former nonprofit CFO matters to your synagogue
Matt has led the finance function of a large nonprofit, so he knows what boards, executive directors, treasurers, and auditors need from the numbers, and what it takes to deliver it every month. That perspective shapes how Shul Keeper works:
- Board-ready reporting. Reports built for the people who have to make decisions, not just for the bookkeeper.
- Funds handled correctly. Restricted and designated funds tracked and reconciled so your board can trust the balances.
- Systems that work together. ShulCloud and QuickBooks Online reconciled every month
- Accountability. Every engagement is CPA-owned and managed.
At a glance
| Credential | Licensed CPA |
|---|---|
| Training | Big Four public accounting |
| Leadership | Former CFO of a large nonprofit organization |
| Today | Leads Shul Keeper's team, serving synagogues and Jewish nonprofits across North America |
| Based in | Cleveland, Ohio |
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