jones, nale & mattingly restructures “to enhance growth and client service”
louisville, k.y., — jones, nale & mattingly plc says it is is transitioning from a traditional partnership structure to a corporate model. the firm has created a board of directors that is responsible for managing the overall direction of the organization. the board has the authority to develop policies and strategies that are designed to achieve the firm’s mission and vision.
by streamlining its business structure and clearly defining leadership responsibilities, jones, nale & mattingly says it will be able to more effectively manage client relationships and service teams going forward.
as part of the restructuring, the firm announced that r. wayne stratton, cpa/abv/cfe/crfa, has been named chair of the board. in his new role, mr. stratton, who has over 35 years of experience with jnm, is responsible for the overall management of the board of directors.
“this new structure clearly defines the roles and responsibilities of our leadership,” said wayne stratton. “the structure promotes innovation and enhances our ability to proactively provide comprehensive, strategic financial solutions for our clients. this is a natural next step toward maximizing the potential of our firm.”
the firm also announced that jon meyer has been appointed chief executive officer, charged with implementing the policies of the board and managing the day to day operations of the organization. in his role as ceo, mr. meyer will report to the board regarding matters of policy.
“our firm is dedicated to serving middle market companies and their families throughout kentucky, wherever they need help around the globe,” jon meyer said. “this new structure is a continuation of our long-held approach to provide clients — our neighbors — with simple access to the products, service and expertise they need to guide their business and financial success.”
in addition to the appointments of stratton and meyer, the firm announced the following members of the company’s board of directors:
— david price, technology director
— ken lear, audit director
— dennis martin, tax director