David Greenamyre

Partner, Armanino Advisory LLC

A personal touch is key to building strong relationships.

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Bio

Meet David

David began his career in public accounting in 2009 and spent several years with a Big Four firm in the San Francisco Bay Area and Omaha, NE. He has extensive tax experience in the technology, hospitality and consumer product goods industries and has provided services to a variety of publicly and privately held companies. He specializes in corporate taxation with a focus on ASC 740 income tax accounting and theory, and he is also a subject matter expert on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.

He holds a B.S. / B.A. in accounting and a B.A. in Spanish from the University of Nebraska. David is a licensed CPA in the state of California and a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the California Society of Certified Public Accountants.

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Experience

Professional History

Experience

  • Deloitte LLP
  • BDO LLP

Associations

  • American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
  • California Society of Certified Public Accountants

Education

  • University of Nebraska

Q&A

Q. What was it that drew you to Armanino?
I’d spent most of my career in the Big Four, and while I loved the capabilities of working in a Big Four firm, there was so much red tape and bureaucracy. I had a drive to build out my practice and forge my own path. I wanted to be entrepreneurial for my clients, and I wasn't going to get that chance at the Big Four. In Armanino, I found the best of both worlds. I still have those big firm capabilities, but I get to interact with my clients face-to-face to a much greater degree than I could in the past. That personal touch is key to building strong partnerships.
Q. Make a prediction; describe your vision of the future of the general business environment.
Our profession is going to continue moving toward technological solutions like machine learning, AI and the blockchain to streamline audit and accounting processes. Clients will still get that human element, because they need that insight from an expert who can sit with them and guide them, helping them make more strategic decisions based on instantly verifiable data. Being able to be confident in your business’s financial intelligence means you can be more nimble and make decisions faster, and having that ability in the business world makes you more successful.
Q. What keeps you up at night?
I'm a perfectionist, so I am often up late thinking about how I can do an even better job of delivering hyper-focused client service.
Q. Describe your work style.
I joined Armanino so I could give focused, personal attention to each of my clients. They deserve a partner and advisor who responds to their questions and concerns in a timely fashion, and so I work to ensure that I am available to them whenever they need my guidance and support. I'm able to do that because I have a lot of trust in the staff I work with. When I empower them to solve problems, it makes all of us more nimble and able to deliver exceptional client service.
Q. If you could pass on a nugget of wisdom to aspiring accountants or consultants, what would that be?
Where there’s a will, there’s a way. Nothing is impossible.
Q. What is it about accounting and consulting that first drew your interest?
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