Jeremy Miller
Jeremy Miller
Transaction Advisory Services
Download V CardJeremy Miller is a Manager in the Redpath and Company Transaction Advisory Services practice with over eight years of public accounting experience, including five years in M&A transaction services. Jeremy serves private equity and corporate clients, providing financial due diligence services for carve-outs, add-ons, and buy- and sell-side transactions. He has a breadth of advisory experience in healthcare, manufacturing and distribution, construction, franchises, and consumer and industrial products.
Professional Activities
- American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
- Tennessee Society of Certified Public Accountants
- Association for Corporate Growth
Education
- M.S.A. Accounting โ Liberty University
- B.B.A. Accounting โ University of Notre Dame
Services
- Transaction Advisory Services
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