New York, NY – Feb. 5, 2025 – CohnReznick LLP, one of the leading advisory, assurance, and tax firms in the United States, today announced several key national leadership changes effective as of Feb. 1, 2025.

• Mike BarberOpens a new windowOpens a new window has expanded his role to Office Managing Partner – Texas
• Brett BurganOpens a new windowOpens a new window Opens a new windowOpens a new windowhas assumed the role of Restructuring & Dispute Resolution (RDR) Practice Leader. Eric DannerOpens a new windowOpens a new window will now lead the Restructuring segment of the practice, and Michael Fussman will lead Dispute Resolution
• Jason BurianOpens a new windowOpens a new window has assumed the role of Regional Managing Partner – South/West
• Emily ButlerOpens a new windowOpens a new window  has assumed the role of Office Managing Partner – Miami for the firm
• Kash HussainOpens a new windowOpens a new window has assumed the role of Office Managing Partner – San Diego, in addition to his role as the firm’s Office Managing Partner – Los Angeles
• Ryan MillsOpens a new windowOpens a new window has assumed the role of Office Managing Partner – Atlanta
• Zubin MistryOpens a new windowOpens a new window has assumed the role of South/West Regional Assurance Service Line Leader
• Wesley PratoOpens a new windowOpens a new window has assuming the role of Office Managing Partner – Chicago

“A key facet of CohnReznick’s growth strategy is its ongoing commitment to succession and development of leaders across the firm,” said David Kessler, CEO. “The elevation of these leaders will play a critical role in continuing to expand CohnReznick’s presence in key markets and geographies across the U.S. I look forward to all this talented group will accomplish as they take on their new roles.”

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