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Jack E. Weimer, CPA, P.C. to Merge with Whitlockmpany
On October 1, 2016, Springfield-based accounting and professional services firm Whitlockmpany welcomed three staff members and Partner Jack E. Weimer, CPA to their company. This merger will benefit both firms’ clients, according to Joe Page, Managing Partner of Whitlockmpany.
“Because we have such extensive experience providing accounting, auditing, taxation and business management services to individuals and businesses of all sizes, we have a lot to offer our new clients. But, Jack Weimer and his team bring a wealth of experience and additional industry expertise to our firm as well. Our existing clients will find them an exceptional resource.”
The newly joined firms will work out of Whitlockmpany’s Springfield headquarters. According to Page, the change in venue, effective November 1st, will be the most noticeable post-merger difference for clients of Jack Weimer. “We have worked to ensure that this transition is seamless. We look forward to working with our new staff members and earning the trust of their clients,” he said.
Click here to read the feature from the Springfield Business Journal. Contact Anne McCormick with any questions 417-881-0145.

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