Brian Norwitz
ACCOUNTING MANAGER
With nearly a decade of experience in accounting and financial management, Brian serves as Accounting Manager at The Herald Group, where he supports the firm’s accounting operations and financial reporting.
Brian’s career spans public accounting, client accounting services and nonprofit finance. He has led month-end and year-end closes, managed budgeting and audits, and supported tax preparation and planning for a wide range of clients. Skilled across a range of accounting systems, he is known for streamlining financial processes, building reliable forecasts, and working closely with program staff and clients to turn financial data into clear answers. That experience has given him a practical, hands-on approach to keeping the books accurate and the numbers useful for decision-making.
Outside of the office, Brian enjoys playing golf and is a loyal fan of DC sports.
Education:
McDaniel College
Hometown:
Germantown, MD
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