MBK’s Christopher Marini Appointed to SSO Board of Trustees

August 28, 2014

Meyers Brothers Kalicka, P.C. announced the appointment of Christopher Marini to the board of trustees for the Springfield Symphony Orchestra. In addition to serving on the board, Marini will also be serving on the audience development and education committee.

“As a practicing accountant and professional music teacher, I am able to bring a unique skill set to the business role I will play on the board of trustees,” said Marini. “I am looking forward to applying my knowledge and abilities in these two diverse fields toward a common goal. During my years teaching, I have come to realize the profound effects that playing an instrument can have on people. I’m excited to be placed in a role that gives me the ability to reach out to the community and spread the gift of music.”

Marini has been an audit associate with the firm for just over one year, specializing in nonprofits and HUD, reviews and compilations, and income-tax returns for individuals, nonprofits, corporations, and partnerships. Before coming to MBK, he worked for two years at a local public accounting firm.

Marini earned a BBA from the UMass Amherst Isenberg School of Management and Commonwealth Honors College. He is currently pursuing his MSA at UConn. He is a member of the Beta Gamma Sigma International Business Honor Society and the Massachusetts Society of CPAs.

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