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New Headshots Prompt Turner College Grad Andrew Walsh to Reintroduce Himself to the LinkedIn Community

Last week's receipt of new headshots prompted Turner College accounting graduate Andrew Walsh to reintroduce himself to the LinkedIn Community. Walsh is a local CPA and CFP who runs Fountain City CPA. In that capacity he helps small business owners and families with tax preparation, tax planning, bookkeeping, and payroll. The short version of what he does: he helps people keep more of what they earn and feel confident about the financial side of their lives. Turner Business will step aside at this point and let Andrew provide more about himself: "My career has taken me through public accounting and financial planning, and I've carried something useful away from every stop. What I kept coming back to was wanting to put all of it to work closer to home, serving the business owners and families who make this community run. When I'm not working, you'll find me with my wife and our two girls or occasionally sneaking in a round of golf. If we've crossed paths before, a networking event, a referral, an old job, I'd love to reconnect. And if you're wrestling with a tax or business question, reach out. Happy to be a resource, whether or not we ever work together." Lastly, in his recent LinkedIn post Walsh gave a shout-out to CSU grad Noble Tillotson, whose multi-media company produced the headshots for him. Tillotson is the husband of JJ Tillotson (née Bryan), a Turner College marketing grad and the current Marketing Coordinator for the Columbus Convention & Trade Center. On behalf of the Turner College, Turner Business congratulates the Tillotson's on the recent birth of their baby girl.

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