Rod Robertson, B. Comm. CPA

Rod Robertson

Rod Robertson , B. Comm. CPA

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Rod has extensive public practice and private industry experience in his over 30 years as a Chartered Accountant. Rod carries on a general practice servicing private companies with the provisionary accounting, tax, business transitioning, wealth maximizing, and business advisory services. He also provides assurance services for not-for-profit organizations. In his personal endeavors and within his practice, Rod also provides expertise in the real estate industry.

Educational History: Bachelor of Commerce, University of Saskatchewan, Chartered Accountant Designation, Saskatchewan and Alberta. Professional and Community Involvement: Former Director of Business Development, West Edmonton Business Association, Former Treasurer, Edmonton Society for Christian Education, Former President, West Edmonton Business Association.

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