Audit & Assurance

Our assurance services team is ready to help your business with internal audits, financial statement compilation, profit and loss reports, and other unbiased reviews.
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Building Trust in Your Business

Trust in your business is foundational to its security, viability, and prospects. That’s why it’s crucial to choose an accounting firm with a reputation for delivering high-quality assurance services. Condley has proven its commitment to working fairly and efficiently with stakeholders of all kinds—including investors and interested third parties—to authenticate the accuracy of a company’s reported financial health.

We eschew the application of a uniform approach to our audits, choosing instead to immerse ourselves in the distinctive characteristics and unique attributes of your business and its corresponding industry.

Condley’s offerings include the following:

  • Audit engagement
  • Financial statement compilation and review
  • Personal financial statements
  • Employee benefit plan audits
  • Internal control evaluation and documentation
  • Agreed-upon procedures (AUP) engagement
  • Forecasts and projections
  • Fraud examination

Audit & Assurance Team

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Jeff Duncan
Assurance Partner
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Ryan Gibson
Assurance and Client Advisory Services Partner
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Jeff Graham
Managing Partner; Assurance Partner
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Rebecca Armstrong
Assurance Manager
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Katy Hendrix
Assurance Senior Manager
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Jack Moore
Assurance Manager
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Chase Sims
Assurance Senior Manager

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