Justin Z.

Justin Z. has a diverse work experience spanning several years. Justin began their career as an Accounting Intern at Brant Publication in 2010, where they gained foundational knowledge in the field. Following this, they interned at the New York County District Attorney's Office-Financial Crimes Bureau as a Forensic Accounting Intern.

In 2011, Justin joined PwC as an Audit Intern, where they showcased their skills in financial statement analysis and control testing. Justin then returned to PwC as a Senior Associate from 2012 to 2015, focusing on areas such as Real Estate Improvements and Real Estate Partnerships FMV Lead Schedules.

In 2015, Justin transitioned to EY, where they held various roles over the years. Justin began as a Senior Consultant, providing valuable expertise in financial consulting. Justin then advanced to the position of Manager from 2017 to 2020, handling accounting and financial matters for clients. Finally, they served as a Senior Manager from 2020 to 2021, leading teams and executing strategic initiatives.

Justin's diverse experience led him to Bit Digital NASDAQ:BTBT, where they held roles as Vice President of Finance and subsequently Senior Vice President of Finance. Their responsibilities included overseeing accounting operations, implementing NetSuite GL/ERP, and optimizing functionality as an interim NetSuite administrator.

Throughout their career, Justin has demonstrated expertise in accounting, finance, and financial reporting, earning him key leadership positions and sharpening their ability to drive results.

Justin Z. holds a Master's degree in Taxation from Baruch College, which they obtained in 2012. Prior to that, they earned a BBA in Accountancy from Baruch College in 2011. Their education journey began at Borough of Manhattan Community College, where they obtained an Associate in Arts degree in Business Administration in 2009. In addition to their formal education, Justin Z. also obtained a certification as a Certified Public Accountant from the New York State Education Department in October 2019.