Alumni spotlights

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When Tricia Jordan started her college journey at Winthrop University, she dreamed of a career in fashion, helping people find the perfect outfit and working as a department store buyer. However, during a transformative summer after her senior year, Tricia joined Teens Mission International, a Christian service organization, which sparked her passion for helping others.

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After 10 years at RSM, Ron pivoted from public accounting to tech and pharmaceuticals—proving RSM skills are a game-changer for career shifts, new markets, and work-life balance.

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From seizing unexpected opportunities to mentoring others, Danielle's story underscores the invaluable support and guidance she received from connections in shaping her career trajectory.

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Anne Ellyse's diverse journey, from a passion for English literature and musical theater to a fulfilling career in accounting and finance within nonprofits and now with the World Wildlife Fund, exemplifies the value of diverse experiences leading to unexpected and meaningful opportunities.

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The experience Mike acquired in his consulting days at RSM is a part of his daily conversations, especially because of the lessons he learned around critical discussions to develop advisory solutions.

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What kept Zack at RSM for 28 years? The people and clients. Now retired, Zack is dedicating his time to philanthropy and traveling with his family.

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Since boomeranging back to RSM, Imani stays involved with stewardship opportunities and giving back to the local community. 

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It was the people who sold Chris on RSM. Since pursuing another opportunity, Chris says there's something special going on at RSM that you can't reproduce.

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Tabitha often says she plans to retire from RSM. Her journey from intern to champion to manager has allowed her to experience RSM's overall support, flexibility and benefits firsthand.

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During his time with RSM, Hemant was heavily involved with the firm's culture of inclusion initiatives. The leaders he met became his board of mentors and later, his board of trustees.

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When Kristy took on a new role, "Mom," RSM helped her bridge the balance between home and work life. After feeling the shift to return to work years later, RSM fully embraced and welcomed her back.

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RSM's opportunity to dive into the world of technical accounting helped Henry find the niche he enjoys so much today. 

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When the Olympic U.S. short track head coach position became available in 2021, Stephen followed his heart and returned to coaching. Looking back at his time at RSM, he reflects on the good friends he has met and camaraderie in the office.

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After exploring other career opportunities, AJ returned to RSM for the culture and people. From associates to partners and the strong support system fostered by leadership, RSM is truly one firm.

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After having triplets, Alysia wanted a remote role to manage her time caring for her children while also progressing in her career. Feeling nostalgic for all her RSM memories, Alysia returned to RSM to have the flexibility to work from home.

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When Jesse came to RSM, he felt a sense of belonging through the employee network groups. Finding a big firm with a family office feel was important to Jesse, and that's what he found at RSM.

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After pursuing a unique financial advisory opportunity, Teag wanted more structure in his life and dove into his RSM network. Teag's story emphasizes the importance of engaging with your network at every phase of your career.

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Reflecting on his time with RSM, Ben was most proud of supporting the build-out of our transaction advisory services deal group in Canada. Relationships are integral—relationship building and mentorship were critical and still play a large part in his career.

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Jim Clarahan, a retired RSM partner, exemplifies the firm's core values through his "Ride 4 Dray" initiative, which raises awareness and funds for childhood cancer research, a mission he continues even in retirement, demonstrating resilience, leadership, and a commitment to making a difference in childhood cancer research.