Brian Campbell
The most rewarding part of my job is the contribution I can make working with team members and helping them grow and develop their own successful careers. It’s the same with my clients. I enjoy taking them on, helping them grow their businesses and become financially successful.
About Brian
Brian Campbell is known for creating valuable working relationships, providing exceptional client service and having a knack for solving complex financial puzzles. He serves a broad range of large clients including restaurants, franchisors, dealerships, manufacturers, contractors and technology companies. He also assists with consulting on various accounting and business issues. Brian heads up the Restaurant and Dealership niches for the Firm, providing accounting, audit and consulting services to owners in those privately held industries.
Before joining Henry+Horne in 2002, Brian worked as a Manager in the audit and accounting department of a national CPA firm where his responsibilities included managing audit, consulting and litigation support engagements.
Outside of work you can find Brian spending time with his family. One of his life goals includes helping his children become independent and successful.
Education
University of Iowa, Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting
Firm Roles
Audit + Accounting Committee
Partner-in-Charge of Restaurant Services
Partner-in-Charge of Dealership Services
Affiliations
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Arizona Society of Certified Public Accountants
Children’s Museum of Phoenix, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Past Treasurer
Fresh Start Women’s Foundation, Past Chairman of the Men’s Board
Did you know?
If you could have any superpower, what ability would you want?
To be able to read peoples’ minds to know what they are thinking in certain situations.
What’s something very few people know about you?
The Super Bowl Shuffle is one of my favorite songs.
What would be impossible for you to give up?
Pizza.
If you weren’t an accountant, what would you be?
A beach bum. No, I’d probably be an entrepreneur or a business owner.
Blog Posts by Brian
Articles by Brian
Prime Cost Accounting