David E. Kolan CPA
Shareholder
dkolan@schneiderdowns.com
Dave joined the firm in 1980 upon graduation from Duquesne University and became a shareholder in 1990.
His experience and expertise with business in the manufacturing, construction, automotive, distribution, retail and service industries enhances his delivery of audit, review, tax and general business advisory services for corporations, partnerships and individuals. Dave assists clients with corporate reorganizations, debt and equity financing, mergers and acquisitions, succession and strategic planning.
Dave is a past member of the Board of Directors and past Chairman of IGAF Polaris North America. He serves as the firm liaison for IGAF Polaris and frequently assists companies operating internationally with their global strategic plan implementation and compliance matters. Dave has traveled extensively throughout the world on behalf of our clients and the firm to develop and enhance relationships with our IGAF Polaris member firms and other international business advisors.
Education
B.S. - Business Administration, Duquesne University
Professional Certifications
CPA
Professional & Community Involvement
- Member—American and Pennsylvania Institutes of Certified Public Accountants and The Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants
- IGAF Polaris, Past Chairman and Board Member
- Board Member and President Elect—Association for Corporate Growth - Columbus Chapter
- Board Member and Treasurer—Columbus Sister Cities International
- Board Member—Japan-America Society of Central Ohio
- Board Member—Central Ohio European-American Chamber of Commerce
- Member—Columbus 2020! International Advisory Committee
- Member—Columbus Council on World Affairs
- Member—Ohio Manufacturers' Association
- Member—Construction Financial Managers Association
- Member—Ohio Contractors Association
- Member—Columbus Metropolitan Club
- Actively involved with Schneider Downs International, Manufacturing and Construction Industry Services Groups
- Shareholder-in-Charge—SD Global Services and Chair—Japanese Business Practice