Armanino's 2023 New Partner Class is Largest in Firm's History

Armanino recently admitted 26 new partners, making the class of 2023 the largest ever at the top 25 public accounting firm.

Half of the new partner class are women, with many completing the firm’s Executive Access Program, which pairs high-potential female managers with firm executives to provide them the opportunity to build relationships with key leaders and help drive career advancement.

“Our new partners have diverse career backgrounds and experiences that make Armanino greater and better prepared to empower our clients with the best and most innovative solutions that help them achieve their goals,” Matt Armanino, CEO and managing partner of Armanino, said in a written statement. “We are proud of what they’ve already accomplished here at the firm and look forward to the possibilities they can bring to life with their talent and leadership.”

The members of the class of 2023 at Armanino are:

Ryan Barragar, Tax, Irvine, CA
Jillian Bergman, Audit, Austin, TX
Summer Breen, Audit, Dallas
Mike Butler, Consulting, Bellevue, WA
Shandy Dunn, Consulting, San Ramon, CA
Kyle Elam, Consulting, Dallas
David Fromowitz, Business Management, New York
Grant Goerzen, Audit, Denver
Kevin Guy, Risk Assurance Advisory, Dallas
Stephanie Hardt, Audit, St. Louis
Allison Jasper, Tax, St. Louis
Amy Julian, Consulting, St. Louis
Roberto Marin, Tax, San Ramon, CA
Ian Martini, Audit, Irvine, CA
Megan McDonald, Tax, St. Louis
Patrick McGuire, Tax, St. Louis
Kristina Meyer, Tax, Los Angeles
Jason Morris, Tax, Los Angeles
Shannon Oswald, Consulting, El Segundo, CA
Parnia Pandkhou, Consulting, Los Angeles
Gail Peisach, Business Management, Dallas
Todd Reich, Tax, St. Louis
Eugene Sung, Tax, San Ramon, CA
Brandee Tilman, Tax, Los Angeles
Joanne Yeung, Tax, Philadelphia
Chad Zoretic, Consulting, Dallas