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Kirby W. Houle , CPA, CA

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About Kirby

Born and raised in Northern Ontario, Kirby understands the importance of communities and business relationships. He is extensively involved in practice management, human resource management and strategic planning of the firm. Furthermore, he offers clients progressive, intuitive and goal oriented solutions making him one of FCR’s experts in accounting plus assurance issues. Kirby continues to contribute to many community grassroots programs.

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Professional Expertise

  • Not-For-Profit Organizations
  • First Nation Organizations
  • Owner Managed Business
  • Municipalities

Industry Expertise

  • Political Organization
  • Business Services
  • Non-Profit/Charitable

Education & Certifications

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (2012) – Chartered Professional Accountant

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (1985) – Chartered Accountant

Laurentian University (1983)- Bachelor of Commerce

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