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G.T. Reilly names Femia shareholder and vice president

Milton, MA G.T. Reilly & Company has named Giuseppe “Joe” Femia, CPA, a shareholder and vice president. Femia joined the firm as a staff accountant in 2000 after graduating from Stonehill College. Femia was named an accounting & auditing director of the firm in 2013.

Femia has broad experience working with privately-held businesses and nonprofit organizations, including guiding clients through mergers and acquisitions, and consulting on international accounting and tax issues.

As a member of G.T. Reilly’s financial institution services team, Femia helps direct the firm’s auditing and consulting services for community banks and credit unions.

Femia is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and the Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants (MSCPA), and sits on the MSCPA’s Accounting & Auditing Committee.

He resides in Whitman with his wife and three children.

G.T. Reilly & Company is a full-service accounting and consulting firm whose clients include corporations, individuals, closely-held businesses, multi-national companies, nonprofit organizations and financial institutions. The firm offers accounting, auditing and tax services, as well as business valuations, management consulting and estate planning.

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