Horne LLP
Attorney - Government Services (Finance)
HORNE is an industry leader in Professional and Business Advisory Services. Our more than 3,000 team members serve clients from 18 offices and more than 50 project locations across the U.S., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. INSIDE Public Accounting ranked HORNE the fastest-growing firm in the U.S. for 2021 based on organic growth. Our Government Services practice is at the forefront of the Professional Services industry nationwide with one of the most experienced and innovative teams anywhere. Our team provides program and project management, compliance, grant management, Subject Matter Expertise and disaster recovery solutions needed to help government agencies affect positive change.
HORNE is currently seeking an Attorney for our Government Services practice.
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The firm you'll be joining is a decidedly different business advisory firm. HORNE goes beyond traditional accounting to collaborate, advise, and align with clients to transform rapid change and uncertainties into opportunities for growth and profitability.
We are a team that focuses on reaching our full potential, rewards high performance, and prioritizes leadership development for every team member. HORNE emphasizes health and personal development through our multiple wellness programs, and we pride ourselves on offering "unrivaled flexibility". Despite our size, HORNE takes time to recognize, support, and celebrate one another's successes, working together for the highest good. Come join us at team HORNE!
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