Vrakas/Blum Has a New Director of Business Development

Lindsay Rudkin has been promoted to director of business development at Vrakas/Blum SC, a regional middle-market accounting firm based in Brookfield,Wis.

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Rudkin will direct the firm’s marketing and business development efforts and will be the liaison for media relations, which includes editorial and commentary articles for local and trade publications. She will also support staff members with career development goals.

“Lindsay has been with the firm since 2005 and has made a significant contribution to our growth.” said James Holmes, managing shareholder and president of Vrakas/Blum, in a statement. “This promotion to management reflects the responsibility she has taken on and her continued commitment to our firm’s success.”

 


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