Sasha Morozova
Managing Director
As a Managing Director based in Atlanta, Sasha Morozova specializes in financial advisory services including Capital Markets, Technical Accounting, Audit Readiness and SEC Reporting.
Background
Sasha’s 13 years of experience in accounting advisory and audit roles in the Big Four includes capital raising assistance, carve-out and pro forma financial statements, business combination and divestiture matters, IPO readiness, GAAP change and conversions, and audit assistance. Sasha has served clients in a variety of industries, working with multi-national publicly traded companies, private-equity portfolio companies, and privately-held institutions.
Prior to joining Riveron, she was with PwC as a Capital Markets and Accounting Advisory Director. Sasha began her career at Ernst & Young in its assurance practice.
Education and Certifications
- Certified Public Accountant
- Master of Business Administration, Emory University
- Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, University of New Hampshire
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