Joe Hellman
Joe Hellman
Transaction Advisory Services Practice Lead
Download V CardJoe Hellman leads the Transaction Advisory Services practice at Redpath and Company. He provides support to clients through the entire transaction life cycle, from evaluating opportunities pre-LOI to post-close net working capital true-ups and synergy evaluation. Joe has experience assisting buy-side and sell-side transactions across a variety of industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, construction, consumer products, distribution, financial services, technology, and energy. He has provided public accounting services since 2008 and joined Redpath and Company in 2020.
Professional Activities
- American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
- Minnesota Society of Certified Public Accountants
- Association for Corporate Growth
Education
- B.S. Accounting & Finance โ Minnesota State University - Mankato
Services
- Transaction Advisory Services
- Corporate Strategy
- Operating Metric Assessment
- Technical Accounting
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