ARLINGTON, Va., Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Bloomberg Tax & Accounting today announced that Product Lead Adam Schrom has been named to CPA Practice Advisor's "20 Under 40." Those recognized by the publication are "leading the way in developing the constantly evolving technology and firm processes that allow practitioners to be more productive, efficient and profitable, as they build practices that will endure and thrive."
Adam joined the company in 2018 as a member of the software product management organization. He now leads a team of subject matter experts that work with both product managers and clients to design, develop and deliver tax software products. Prior to his role with Bloomberg Tax & Accounting, Adam was a tax manager with PwC's Washington National Tax Services (WNTS) in its Washington, D.C. office.
"Adam plays an essential role in our product innovation and product development efforts," said Evan Croen, Vice President of Software, Bloomberg Tax & Accounting. "He is a key senior leader within the software organization whose expertise is greatly valued by our clients and a major contributor to our overall strategy."
About Bloomberg Tax & Accounting
Bloomberg Tax & Accounting provides comprehensive global research, news and technology services enabling tax and accounting professionals to get the timely, accurate, and in-depth information they need to plan and comply with confidence. Our flagship Bloomberg Tax platform combines the proven expertise and perspectives of leading practitioners in our renowned Tax Management Portfolios™ with integrated news from the industry-leading Daily Tax Report®, authoritative analysis and insights, primary sources, and time-saving practice tools. Bloomberg Tax technology solutions help practitioners simplify complex processes to better mitigate risk and maximize profitability. For more information, visit pro.bloombergtax.com/
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