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Drew Niehaus


Senior Managing Director

As a senior managing director in Dallas, Drew Niehaus leads the delivery of technical accounting, SEC reporting, risk advisory, and sustainability services, drawing on deep expertise across a broad range of regulatory domains.

At Riveron, we are hands-on partners with our clients who come to us with thoughtful questions and complicated projects. Our teams excel at problem solving, working through the challenges that come with change.
Ohioan at Heart. Whiskey Nerd. Proud Dad.

Background

As a Senior Managing Director at Riveron, Drew delivers comprehensive advisory services across a range of regulatory domains. His expertise spans complex technical accounting matters, including SEC filings and financial reporting, and extends to capital market transactions such as IPOs. He spearheads initiatives in governance, risk, and compliance, ensuring clients achieve SOX readiness, robust internal controls, and effective internal audits, while also overseeing cyber risk and IT internal controls. In the sustainability arena, Drew guides clients in climate reporting, GHG target setting, and assurance readiness, providing benchmarking and materiality assessments to align corporate strategies with evolving regulatory expectations.

Education and Certifications

  • Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance, University of Richmond
  • Certified Public Accountant

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