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Schochet Companies promotes Tewksbury to CFO

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Brian Tewksbury
The Schochet Cos.

Braintree, MA Brian Tewksbury joined The Schochet Companies in 2008 as the corporate controller and quickly grew into the role of vice president of finance. Tewksbury has been promoted to CFO for all affiliated entities within The Schochet Companies.

Prior to joining Schochet he worked as a manager for Novogradac & Co., LLP, a nationally recognized public accounting firm specializing in real estate and affordable housing. During Tewksbury’s time at Schochet he has worked tirelessly to improve the functioning of the accounting department and the systems that are used throughout the company.

Tewksbury’s expertise is in the affordable housing real estate programs. He has a vast knowledge with the regulatory agencies and federal programs such as LIHTC, MassHousing, CHFA and HUD, where he has become Schochet’s very own internal expert on HUD insured financing. He has also led the complex refinancings of some of Schochet’s most important properties and works closely with third parties to ensure all of the financial reporting commitments are completed both timely and cost effectively.

Tewksbury received his MS in Accounting from Northeastern University and his bachelor of science from Saint Michael’s College.

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