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Ed Fuerth, CPA, CA

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Biography

Ed received his Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Windsor in 1990.  After articling with Ernst & Young he obtained his CA designation in 1994. 

He recently joined Collins Barrow Leamington LLP in January, 2017 and brings over 25 years of experience in public practice.  He specializes in assurance, accounting, tax planning and business advisory services to a wide range of clients across many different industries.

Professional, community and social affiliations

  • Member - CPA Ontario
  • Member - CPA Canada
  • Treasurer - Essex Minor Hockey Association Inc.
  • Past-treasurer - Friends In Motion
  • Past-treasurer - Cottam Minor Baseball Association
  • Travel baseball and hockey coach for over 9 years 

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