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Keith J. Libman

CPA

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600 Superior Avenue East, Suite 925

Cleveland, OH 44114


216.373.2500
216.373.2501

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Keith has transitioned to the esteemed role of “Partner Emeritus.” While stepping back from day-to-day responsibilities, he continues to bring his expertise to our clients.

Throughout his illustrious career, Keith has been instrumental in serving privately held, middle-market, high-growth clients across diverse industries. He possesses a wealth of experience in navigating the complexities of closely-held and family-owned businesses, where he has successfully tackled various challenges such as financing, growth strategies, capital formation projects, restructuring and financial accounting.

Even in his new capacity as Partner Emeritus, Keith remains an integral part of our team, providing valuable insights and strategic planning to our clients. His advisory role ensures that our clients benefit from his extensive knowledge and best practices honed over the years.

Prior to joining our firm, Keith contributed over three decades of exceptional service at Libman, Goldstine, Kopperman & Wolf, Inc., showcasing his unwavering commitment to excellence and professionalism.

We look forward to continuing to work alongside Keith in his new role as Partner Emeritus, as he continues to be an invaluable asset to our clients and the firm.

Specializations

Education

Certifications

  • Certified Public Accountant

Professional Service Memberships

Civic Memberships and Activities

Awards and Accolades

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  • Harmony
  • Responsibility
  • Maximizer
  • Arranger

Nonprofit Insights: Nonprofit Internal Controls Fight Technology-Related Fraud

The ability to make and accept online payments and maintain databases (with detailed constituent profiles) offers obvious benefits to nonprofits under time and financial pressures. But it may also be subject to fraud attempts that can dodge your traditional. Read More >>

The Care and Feeding of Nonprofit Executives: How to Balance Fair Compensation and IRS Requirements

The CEO of a nonprofit organization is the most visible, and likely, the most influential position in the organization. Great efforts should be expended in recruiting and retaining the right person for the job. It is vitally important to. Read More >>

8 Tips for Creating an Effective Survey

August 18, 2017 Nonprofit

  So you want to survey your members, donors or other constituents for feedback on a program, project or event? If you haven’t created a survey before, don’t fret. Just keep in mind certain rules and the rest will. Read More >>

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