BARRY D. GREGG
WASHINGTON, DC
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Oct 2007 to Apr 2009 REGARDIE, BROOKS & LEWIS, CHARTERED
Preparation of complex federal and state income tax returns
for high net worth individuals, corporations, partnerships,
trusts and estates, and all compliance filings. Tax
projections. Tax research. Communication with tax
authorities. Compilation and audit of financial statements.
Jan 2002 to present Consulting Engagements: Clients included private
companies with revenues of $2-20 million in manufacturing
and service industries.
Advise clients on management and financial matters.
Implementation of recommendations including training of
staff. Recommended and implemented management and
operational changes that improved efficiencies by 25%.
Developed efficient organizational structures for clients.
Wrote business plans for the next step in companies'
development. Reviewed, recommended, and installed software
programs to achieve streamlined efficiencies. Wrote and
implemented business and financial policies and procedures.
Recommended and implemented improvements to manufacturing
and distribution operations that resulted in over a 20%
increase in profitability. Acted as VP-Finance and
Administration for start-up company; responsible for
administrative and financial activities from set-up through
on-going operations.
Dec. 1990 MOSS ADAMS LLP (Regional) CPA Firm with 21 offices
to Dec. 2001 BRAVERMAN CODRON, LLP employed Dec. 1990 to July
2000
(merged with Moss Adams LLP)
Contact with clients and their advisors. Review and
preparation of complex federal and state income tax returns
for high net worth individuals, corporations, partnerships,
trusts and estates, and all compliance filings including
pension plan returns. Tax planning and projections.
Communication and negotiation with tax authorities
including audits and notices. Tax research. Compilation,
review and audit of financial statements. Business advisor
to clients. Supervision and training of bookkeepers and
staff. Primary service provider to clients. Clients
include members of the entertainment industry,
professionals and small businesses.
BARRY D. GREGG
Aug. 1988 Consulting/Per Diem Assignments.
to Nov. 1990
Nov. 1984 STANLEY EISENBERG ACCOUNTANCY CORPORATION
to July 1988 KAUFMAN EISENBERG & CO., INC.
Direct responsibility for both business management and
accounting clients. Interaction with clients and their
advisors. Preparation of complex federal and state income
tax returns for high net worth individuals, corporations,
partnerships, trusts and estates, and all compliance
filings including pension plan returns. Tax planning and
projections. Communication and negotiation with tax
authorities. Thorough knowledge of Internal Revenue Code
and Regulations.
Responsible for clients' books and records, investments,
insurance and cash flow. Compilation of financial
statements. Supervision of bookkeepers. Clients include
members of the entertainment industry and professionals;
including 27 law corporation partners and their
shareholders.
May 1981 Consulting/Per Diem Assignments including interim Division
Controller,
to Oct. 1984 Western Digital Corporation, Nov 1981-April 1982; Tax
Accountant, Greatwest Hospitals, Inc., March-July 1984.
Sept. 1980 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FULLERTON
To May 1981 Adjunct Lecturer in Accounting
Taught undergraduate cost accounting.
Nov. 1979 BECKMAN INSTRUMENTS, INC.
to April 1981 Product Line Finance Manager
Responsible for all financial aspects of the product line.
Preparation of budgets,
long range plans, forecasts, projections, and financial
statements. Review and approve capital appropriation
requests, standard costs including labor rates,
efficiency rates, establishment of overhead rates and
assembly of the standard cost buildup. Analysis of
operations. Inventory planning and control. Interface
with marketing, engineering, and manufacturing on all
financially related matters. Develop and implement
financial policies and procedures. Advise the product
line general manager.
BARRY D. GREGG
April 1978 MEMOREX CORPORATION
to Oct. 1979 Senior Financial Analyst
Prepare cash flow and profit and loss forecasts. Perform
profitability analysis
of operations and product lines. Perform special financial
analysis with recom-mendations to management. Develop
budgets. Monitor budget performance,
identify problem areas and recommend corrective actions.
Develop new computerized reports. Interpret and implement
accounting and financial policies. Interface with data
processing. Represent financial management including
supervision of professional and clerical staff.
EDUCATION: Certified Public Accountant.
M.B.T., University of Southern California.
M.B.A., University of California at Los Angeles.
Finance and Accounting.
B.S., University of Southern California.
Finance and Operations Research.
Certified Financial Planner.
Certificate in Management Accounting.
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