About Arinth LLC
Upon graduating from the State University of New York in 1981 with a degree in Business/Accounting, I moved to Washington DC to join a Big 8 public accounting firm, where I earned my CPA and worked in a variety of industries, but specialized in government contracting and manufacturing.
As it was the early days of personal computing and given my skills, I was tasked with special projects for the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, and provided in-house training on Personal Computer usage.
Since then, I have been the CFO for a number of companies, with substantial experience in Finance and Accounting, Operations, Program Management, Contract Administration, Human Resources and Information Technology.
In the late 1980’s, I wrote a piece of commercial software as an add-on to one of Intuit’s main competitors, which sold over 25,000 copies in the United States.
Most recently, I was a major contributor to the turnaround of a troubled company, taking them from struggling for profits and cash, to eliminating their line-of-credit, generating substantial sums of cash, and becoming routinely profitable. The end result was a liquidity event for the owners, of which I led the due diligence effort.
I also perform work on a pro-bono basis for local charities, including not only financial and information systems advice, but also as webmaster and photographer.
As it was the early days of personal computing and given my skills, I was tasked with special projects for the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, and provided in-house training on Personal Computer usage.
Since then, I have been the CFO for a number of companies, with substantial experience in Finance and Accounting, Operations, Program Management, Contract Administration, Human Resources and Information Technology.
In the late 1980’s, I wrote a piece of commercial software as an add-on to one of Intuit’s main competitors, which sold over 25,000 copies in the United States.
Most recently, I was a major contributor to the turnaround of a troubled company, taking them from struggling for profits and cash, to eliminating their line-of-credit, generating substantial sums of cash, and becoming routinely profitable. The end result was a liquidity event for the owners, of which I led the due diligence effort.
I also perform work on a pro-bono basis for local charities, including not only financial and information systems advice, but also as webmaster and photographer.