Construction companies should lean into tech to optimize accounting and financial management
Construction businesses can’t allow themselves to fall behind the times technologically, especially when it comes to accounting and financial management.
Articles by Kristin Marie Koenig
CPA, CCIFP
Accounting & Assurance Senior Manager
Accounting & Assurance
Kristin Koenig is an Accounting & Assurance Senior Manager for BeachFleischman where she provides assurance, accounting, tax, and consulting services for a variety of privately held companies.
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