How does an independent Family Business Advisor
transition to the role of Employee?
What issues should a business family address for
key non-family executives?
Join The Network of Family
Businesses for a virtual educational Webinar on Tuesday,
October 16th, 2012 at 10:00 AM EST, with Scott Heintzelman, Vice
President Finance & Administration for Martin’s Famous Pastry Shoppe, Inc.
This discussion will explore the roles and
responsibilities a non-family executive can fulfill and begin to explore the
expectations that both family members and non-family members may have. Learn
how to avoid pitfalls for the family and the non-family executive. Join us to
hear Scott’s story of his transition to being a key non-family executive in a
family business.
Scott
Heintzelman holds a B.S. in accounting from Messiah College and is the Vice
President of Finance and Administration at Martin’s Famous Pastry Shoppe, Inc. His
focus at Martin’s is on management training, strategic planning, people
development, and formalization of process. Before his employment at Martin’s,
he was a Partner with McKonly & Asbury, LLP where he was in charge of the
Family Business Group and in doing so, provided service to some of the region’s
most well known businesses. A Certified Public Accountant, Scott is a member of
the American and Pennsylvania Institutes of Certified Public Accountant. As a
Certified Management Accountant (CMA), at McKonly & Asbury he led the
firm’s forensic accounting and fraud prevention team.
While
employed at McKonly & Asbury, Mr. Heintzelman wrote a blog, “The Exuberant Accountant,”
which Entrepreneur Magazine recognized as one of four best accounting
blogs for gaining "a better understanding of your business finances."
He also is a frequent guest lecturer on the subjects of Family Business,
succession planning, employee engagement, fraud prevention, and social media
marketing.
Mr.
Heintzelman is a member of the Board of Trustees and the Executive Committee of
Messiah College. Additionally, he serves on the Central Pennsylvania Advisory
Board for M&T Bank.
Registration to join The Network of Family
Businesses and be eligible for the On-Line Educational Seminar is available at:
http://www.netfamilybusiness.com
