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Keith Reiner shared thisPlease join me in congratulating my wife Lori Reiner, CPA and dear friends Neil Cooper and Roger Braunfeld. We would love to see you there!Keith Reiner shared thisFriends: Please see invitation below! It will truly be a fun and inspirational evening and I am very much hoping to see you there! To register: https://lnkd.in/eHTZ4iAC Or email: Ari.Sirner@IsraelBonds.com Lori
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Keith Reiner liked thisKeith Reiner liked thisA reminder from Clayman Law LLC. We help people who have serious debt problems. www.clayman-law.com.
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Keith Reiner liked thisKeith Reiner liked thisMost of my consumer bankruptcy law practice revolves around families who are behind with their mortgage payments. However, those behind with mortgage payments, often have additional related financial issues. If you know someone struggling with bills, please have them call me. 856-777-5877.
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Keith Reiner liked thisFeeling incredibly grateful for how far life has come. Five years ago, I embarked on a new adventure when I moved to the United States, ready to embrace new opportunities and challenges. Over the past four years, I worked full time while pursuing my second Bachelor of Science in Accounting at Wilmington University . I am proud to share that I graduated summa cum laude this past May. Today also marks one month since I joined Mainline Metals, Inc. as an AP/AR Specialist. I am grateful for the opportunity to be part of such a supportive and talented team. The encouragement, mentorship, and leadership I’ve experienced already have reinforced that I made the right decision, and I look forward to continuing to learn, grow, and contribute. This journey has been filled with challenges, sacrifices, and invaluable lessons, but every step has been worth it. I am deeply thankful to everyone who supported and believed in me along the way. Here’s to new beginnings, continuous growth, and the opportunities ahead.
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Keith Reiner liked thisKeith Reiner liked thisA doctor once told Judith Creed to put her son in an institution. Said he'd never walk or talk. She ignored him. That decision is the reason Judith spent the next four decades of her life building something that didn't exist yet. On this episode of Founders' Forum, she told me about the early days of JUDITH CREED HOMES FOR ADULT INDEPENDENCE, INC (JCHAI), the organization she co-founded to give adults with disabilities a real path to independence. It started with one group home and six families. Neighbors weren't thrilled. There were zoning fights. Eggs thrown at the house. Here's the part I keep thinking about. When I asked how she pushed through all of that resistance, she said: "You have to see no as the beginning of go. If you listen to the no's, you never break through." JCHAI now supports over 300 people. There are 6,000 more on the waitlist. And her son, the one doctors gave up on? He's 55 now. He's worked at Thomas Jefferson University for over 30 years. They call him "the mayor." Some of the best founders I've talked to didn't set out to build a company. They set out to solve a problem nobody else would touch. Full conversation in comments. 🎙️
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Keith Reiner liked thisKeith Reiner liked thisAfter 34 years at Vertex, I am retiring. I am grateful for my years at Vertex and all the wonderful people that I have met throughout my years there. You will remain my dearest friends forever! I am proud of my many accomplishments at Vertex, but what I am most proud of are all of you! A good teacher's crowning jewels are always his/her students! I marvel where you career paths have taken you! I also marvel at the conversations I have witnessed at private training engagements with customers! They attended training programs to learn how to implement our software programs. During that training they were having thoughtful deep discussion on they were going to meet their business and tax requirements. I was so delighted to hear how they were so quickly translating knowledge into actionable decisions! I must say, all my students, whether employees, customers, or partners of Vertex, you are my crowning jewels! I have been blessed to be of service to each and everyone of you. With sincerest wishes to all you, Lori Shiel
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Keith Reiner liked thisKeith Reiner liked thisCherry Hill Township has asked me to speak about Bankruptcy Law Monday June 15, 2026 at 3pm. I enjoy speaking in public about bankruptcy as so many people have misconceptions and almost everyone knows someone who is struggling financially during these challenging times. If you would like me to speak to your organization or charity, please reach out. Eric Clayman, Clayman Law LLC www.clayman-law.com. 856-777-5877.
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Keith Reiner liked thisKeith Reiner liked thisExcited to share that I’ve joined Triosim Corporation as General Manager of NewcoUSA Industrial Services A recurring theme in my career has been helping businesses navigate transition, growth, and modernization, so this opportunity felt like a natural fit. I’m looking forward to learning from the team, helping guide Newco through its next chapter, and supporting its integration into the larger Triosim organization. I’m grateful for the encouragement, advice, and connections so many people shared with me over the last several months. Time to get to work!
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Keith Reiner liked thisKeith Reiner liked thisGrateful for the opportunity to spend time this week with the PA delegation and accounting leaders from across the country at the 2026 Spring AICPA Council meeting in NOLA! The conversations around the future of the CPA profession — including AI, trust, talent competencies, governance, and relevance — were timely and important. Appreciative of the many perspectives shared and proud to be part of a profession that continues to evolve and lead through change. #AICPACouncil26 #Rise2040
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