Alec Bussolaro , CPA

Manager, FCR Engage

About Your Alec

Alec has experience in accounting and assurance, working with companies and individuals on year-end engagements, financial statement preparation, and tax compliance matters. He has transitioned into bookkeeping with FCR Engage to focus more directly on supporting businesses with their day-to-day financial operations and helping clients build stronger, more successful businesses.

With a proactive and solutions-focused approach, Alec enjoys helping clients identify and address challenges early while improving operational efficiency. He is passionate about problem-solving and finding practical ways to leverage technology and streamlined processes to create better outcomes for businesses.

Alec values building strong working relationships with clients and takes pride in providing reliable support that helps business owners better understand and manage their financial position. Outside of work, he enjoys cars, golfing, snowboarding, hiking and camping, gardening, and music — especially collecting records.

Quick Facts

Professional Expertise

  • Accounting and bookkeeping
  • Audit and assurance
  • Personal and corporate tax
  • CRA audits

Education & Certifications

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (2023) – Chartered Professional Accountant

Laurentian University (2020) – Bachelor’s of Business Administration, specialization in Accounting

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