Rebecca is Withum’s Real Estate Practice Leader with over 30 years of public accounting experience specializing in tax and consulting services, primarily with real estate entities and closely-held service companies.
She serves as Chair of the Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce Real Estate Business Alliance, serves as Chair of the HLB International North America Real Estate Committee, participates on the Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) CFO Council, is past president of CREW NJ, serves on Dean’s Advisory Council for The College of New Jersey School of Business and the Monmouth University Kislak Real Estate Institute Advisory Council and is on the Board of Directors of Spiezle Architectural Group, Inc.
Rebecca’s accolades include being named one of New Jersey’s Best 50 Women in Business and “Forty Under 40” by NJBIZ. Rebecca has contributed, past and present, to various strategic initiatives within Withum including being a founder of the Women’s Leadership Development Group (now known as Women of Withum), mentoring, experienced hire onboarding, retiring partner transition and OneWithum.
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