Melissa Orth, CPA
Melissa Orth, CPA
Manager, Client Accounting Services
Download V CardMelissa Orth is the client accounting services manager. She provides review and accounting services for commercial and nonprofit clients, and works with closely-held businesses in a variety of industries including manufacturing, distributing and service industries. Melissa has provided public accounting services since 2011 and has been at Redpath and Company since 2013.
Professional Activities
- American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
- Minnesota Society of Certified Public Accountants
Industries
- Commercial
- Nonprofit
- Manufacturing
- Distribution
- Service
Education
- B.S. Accounting โ University of Wisconsin - River Falls
Services
- Review
- Accounting
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