Snyder Associated Companies
Ken Fredericks, CPA, has a strong and diverse work experience. Ken currently holds the position of Vice President of Finance at Snyder Associated Companies. Prior to that, they worked at Crown Castle as Director of Finance & Strategy, where they provided leadership for finance and accounting functions and played a key role in driving organizational strategy. Before that, they served as Controller/FP&A Lead - Natural Gas & Power at Guttman Energy, Inc., overseeing all accounting and financial operations.
Earlier in their career, Ken held various roles at EDMC, including VP of Student Account Services and Assistant Corporate Controller, where they led teams and implemented operational efficiencies. Ken also worked as a Controller at NORESCO, directing accounting operations and reporting financial results.
Ken began their career at EQT Corporation as a Senior Analyst and later became Division Controller. Ken gained valuable experience at Ernst & Young, working as a Manager in Assurance & Advisory Business Services. Throughout their career, Ken has demonstrated strong leadership, strategic thinking, and financial expertise.
Ken Fredericks, CPA has a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Accounting from Thiel College, which they obtained from 1991 to 1994. Ken also attended Wheeling Central from 1987 to 1990, but no degree or field of study information is provided. Additionally, Ken is a Certified Public Accountant certified by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. No specific details about the year or month of their certification are provided.
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Snyder Associated Companies
Our History In 1941, C.H. & E.A. Snyder Excavating began as a small construction company between Charles H. Snyder, Sr. and his younger brother Elmer A. Snyder. Over the next several years, the Snyder brothers continued to pursue civil construction projects in west central Pennsylvania, utilizing their first piece of equipment, a P&H 150 shovel. During World War II the funding for infrastructure construction projects was greatly diminished. With the possibility of having an idle fleet of equipment, Chuck Sr. and Elmer recognized that the WWII effort was gaining momentum, and their endeavors turned toward surface coal mining. In 1948, the Snyder brothers expanded their operations by acquiring the Glacial Sand & Gravel Company in Kittanning, PA. The year 1953 marked the formation of Allegheny Mineral Corp. and the opening of the company’s first limestone quarry. Over the next several decades, the company added limestone quarries in Harrisville and Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania. In 1975, the Snyder family reorganized and created a parent company, Snyder Associated Companies, Inc. The holding company currently has multi-generational management ranging from the second generation through the fourth generation.