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Jonathan C. Stocker

CPA

Office

3421 Ridgewood Road, Suite 300

Akron, OH 44333


330.762.9785
330.762.3108

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Jon focuses on business development, maintaining new and existing client relationships, and expanding opportunities for deeper client engagement. He spent the first part of his career as a CPA working in corporate and partnership taxation, specializing in cost segregation studies and mergers and acquisitions. Jon leverages his extensive network of corporate and financial connections in ways that further relationships between the firm, its clients and the community.

Serving as a relationship manager for his network, Jon builds bridges to people who can help solve a problem, complete a deal or move an organization – or a career – forward. Companies looking to find a new commercial bank or financial partner looking to meet a particular corporate executive, have come to rely on Jon for his ability to uncover the person or institution that can advance someone’s agenda.

Jon views his role as a business connector, rather than someone charged with “selling” the firm. As someone who’s built an impressive and deep network of relationships that extend beyond NE Ohio throughout the Midwest, Jon functions at the intersection of accounting, banking, private equity, investment banking and other corporate and financial decision-making to provide just the right introduction at just the right time.

Prior to joining BMF in 2011, Jon was with Grant Thornton in Cleveland for several years, as well as with a regional public accounting firm.

Education

  • Bachelor of Business Administration, University of Wisconsin – Whitewater
  • Master of Professional Accounting, University of Wisconsin – Whitewater

Certifications

  • Certified Public Accountant (CPA)

Professional and Civic Memberships and Activities

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Ohio’s Municipal Income Tax Reform: A Step Towards Uniformity

  Ohio Governor John Kasich recently signed House Bill 5 (“H.B. 5”) into law, which will be effective January 1, 2016. H.B. 5 contains broad and sweeping changes to Ohio’s municipal income tax, and is a step toward establishing. Read More >>