Christina Zacerkowny , CPA

Senior Manager

About Christina

Christina works daily with a diverse range of clients, from small businesses to large corporations and organizations within FCR’s assurance and advisory services. Her industry experience enables her to effectively analyze and improve operations, helping clients optimize their processes and achieve their goals. Whether navigating complex issues or streamlining operations, Christina is committed to delivering high-quality support and practical solutions. Throughout her career, she has gained valuable experience working with First Nation organizations, retail, construction, and many other types of companies, consistently applying her problem-solving skills to address challenges.

Having dedicated much of her life to learning, Christina has a great passion for mentoring staff and helping them reach their desired objectives. With a love for technology and efficiency, she thrives on finding solutions to problems and implementing improvements and enjoys working alongside FCR’s Data Analytics and Automation department to help enhance and streamline workflows.

When not working, Christina is a busy mom of two young girls, creator of pottery, and enjoys gardening, camping, passive fishing, and boating.

Quick Facts

Professional Expertise

  • Advanced financial analysis and budgeting
  • Staff mentorship and development
  • Technological proficiency (advanced tools and systems)
  • Taxation (corporate and personal)
  • Controllership and financial reporting

Industry Expertise

  • First Nations Organizations
  • Retail
  • Technology and Communications

Education & Certifications

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (2022)
– Chartered Professional Accountant

Laurentian University (2019)
– Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

Algonquin College (2010)
– Accounting (Diploma)

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