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Larry Meril brings over twenty years of diversified public accounting expertise to the firm including Big 4, national and local firm experience. He is the firm's director of audit and accounting, and heads up the RMSBG SEC Public Companies Services Group.
Larry has a broad industry background that includes clients in real estate, private equity, life sciences and biotech, publishing, chemical manufacturing, wholesale distribution, retail, professional services, restaurants, software development, internet technology, research and development, airlines, and broadcast and cable television industries. His real estate expertise encompasses commercial developers, general contractors, home builders, real estate management and syndications.
Professional Highlights:
- Managed the audits of Fortune 500 companies and IPO's for closely-held businesses
- Expert witness in Federal District Court concerning generally accepted accounting principles
- Prepared the monthly financial reporting package for a major residential construction company
- Supervised the audit of the largest independent franchisee of fast food restaurants in the New York metropolitan area
- Coordinated the preparation of the annual Proxy Statement for one of the largest public oil and gas companies in the world
A certified public accountant, Larry is an active member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the New Jersey and New York Societies of Certified Public Accountants and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. Larry's CPA state society committee experience includes serving on the Real Estate, Construction Contractors, Hotel, Club and Restaurant, and the SEC Practice Assistance Committees.
Larry holds a BS degree in Accounting from Syracuse University. He was recently recognized by the Syracuse University Lubin School of Accounting as one of a select group of alumni that have founded successful regional accounting firms.
Prior to co-founding RMSBG, Larry was a senior manager with the national real estate accounting firm of Kenneth Leventhal & Company and the international accounting firm of Arthur Young & Company (now Ernst & Young). |
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