WS+B Hires New Partner

Marc Silverman has joined Top 100 Firm WithumSmith+Brown as partner. Silverman will work out of the firm’s Morristown, N.J. office. 

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Blunt has more than 22 years of experience in the accounting profession. He served middle-market private companies and public companies within the business service, manufacturing and life science sectors. 

Prior to joining WS+B, Silverman ran his own boutique firm, MH Silverman and Associates. The firm provided assurance services to high net worth individuals, which included athletes and entertainers. He helped his clientele with cash flow verification services, contract compliance reviews and royalty audits. Silverman will continue to work with his high profile clients under the WS+B brand.    

"I am thrilled about my union with WithumSmith+Brown," said Silverman in a statement.  "I now have access to more resources and staff expertise, allowing me to better serve my clients."

 


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