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Power Panels Provide Entrepreneurs Guidance for Staying Power
DETROIT , June 4 /PRNewswire/ -- It is not enough to simply start your own business. It is staying power that makes the difference. This year's Detroit Black Expo is focusing on guidance, advice, resources, and the necessary tools to help entrepreneurs do just that. The International Detroit Black Expo takes place over the weekend of June 5-7, 2009 at the Detroit Marriott-Renaissance Center . The event is free and open to the public. Power Panels feature panelists and keynote speakers from varied industries critical to entrepreneurial knowledge, growth and success: -
Illinois CPAs to New Graduates: Start Life Right With Lessons Learned From a Tough Economy
CHICAGO , June 3 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- At high schools and universities graduates are hearing commencement speeches filled with messages of hope and support. They're entering a tough world where jobs are few, costs are high, and mom and dad may be low on funds themselves. -
ArvinMeritor Regains Compliance With NYSE's Continued Listing Standards
TROY, Mich. , June 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- ArvinMeritor, Inc. (NYSE: ARM) today announced that on June 1, 2009 , the company was notified by the New York Stock Exchange, Inc. ("NYSE") that, based upon modified listing standards adopted by the NYSE, it has regained compliance with the NYSE's continued listing standards.
History
Phil Singer originally founded the accounting firm which would become SLGG. He was working for another CPA firm before starting his own practice in 1959 where Bernard Lewak's father was one of his clients. Bernard Lewak, a UCLA student, joined Phil as a part-time employee. Together they worked out of a one-room office in an old stucco building above a client’s grocery store; their furnishings consisted of only one drafting table.
After graduation, Lewak joined Singer Gottfried and Associates. About two years later, Singer reunited with Lewak and joined with another partner to form Singer, Ross & Lewak. In 1962, Ross withdrew and the firm became Singer, Lewak & Associates.
Norman L. Greenbaum joined the partnership and his name was added to the firm. As growth continued, Harvey Goldstein, a graduate of California State University at Los Angeles, joined the firm. By mid-1967, Harvey merged his practice with the others and the firm became Singer Lewak Greenbaum & Goldstein.
By 1972, Harvey Goldstein had become the Managing Partner and as the firm grew, and SLGG moved to its current Wilshire Blvd location as the firm continued to grow. When the firm expanded its services to Orange County in 1979, this new office was managed by partner, David W. Krajanowski. As business continued to thrive, SLGG opened a third location in Ontario, CA in 1999 (headed by partner David Kamath) to serve the inland empire business market.
In 2003, Harvey Goldstein became Chairman and was succeeded by David W. Krajanowski as Managing Partner of the firm. Today, the firm is comprised of more than 200 professionals, including 32 partners and supporting staff.
Today we provide professional accounting and business management services to clients ranging from individuals to family-owned businesses, nonprofit businesses, law firms and public companies of all sizes.
