Jeff Calford , CPA, CGA

Manager

About Jeff

Joining Freelandt Caldwell Reilly in 2019, Jeff brings a diverse experience in careers spanning from financial analyst at a large national corporation to controller at various medium sized corporations in differing industries. Transitioning from an aircraft technician to a financial analyst while working on his accounting designation, Jeff developed reporting and tracking of operations that delivered valuable metrics to the operations management team. This was brought into his role as a controller for a firm in the architecture/engineering sector, reducing the time to bill from weeks to hours and improving collections and efficiencies. Currently Jeff is working with owner managed businesses, assisting them with the business flow processes to help them be compliant and to help them have solid data to generate accurate and timely reports.

Jeff is glad to be back in Sudbury and lives on the outskirts enjoying the outdoors, aviation and he is in the initial stages of a hobby farm.

Quick Facts

Professional Expertise

  • Project Workflow
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Owner Managed Business

Education & Certifications

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (2019) – Chartered Professional Accountant

Certified General Accountants of Manitoba (2009)

Laurentian University (1996) – Honours Bachelor of Commerce

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