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Wyllesha Curry

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Wyllesha C. Curry, CPA Manager

Wyllesha Curry is a manager of Willamette Management Associates.

Biography

Wyllesha has provided valuation and forensic services for the following types of business entities and securities: general and limited partnership interests, and closely held business enterprises.

She has prepared valuation and forensic analyses for the following purposes: marital dissolution, economic damages analyses, shareholder disputes, and lifestyle analyses.

Previous Experience

Before joining Willamette Management Associates, Wyllesha worked for Edelstein & Company, LLP, an accounting firm, in its Business Valuation and Forensic Services group. During her time at Edelstein & Company, Wyllesha was responsible for analysis, research, and report writing on numerous projects in the areas of marital dissolution and accounting advisory services.

Education

  • Master of Science in accounting, Clark Atlanta University
  • Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting, Bryant University

Professional Affiliations

Certified Public Accountant (“CPA”)—Massachusetts and Georgia

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