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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Cristian Rath’s entire career has been spent at Abacus, moving up the ladder to becoming associate director in 2024. The 32-year-old supervises a department of 24 with $3.1 million in annual billings and serving 1,987 clients. In addition, he coaches the Next Generation of Business Development team and leads the CPA Success Program. He serves on the board of Ozark Greenways Inc. and Shaw Family Foundation Inc., and is chair of the Missouri Society of CPAs Young Professionals Committee. He is a first-generation high school and college graduate.
“I strive to create opportunities, build trust and elevate others,” he says. “I am motivated by the belief that when people succeed, communities thrive, and I work every day to make that true in Springfield.”
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