Tim Shortsleeve
Tim Shortsleeve creates high performing organizations with these three words. Having worked with a diverse range of clients, Tim knows that audit, tax, and planning issues are the easy parts. Tim digs deep to understand his clients and guide them through the process of building a more efficient, healthy organization. It’s a collaborative process that yields results, trust, and positive momentum.
Tim graduated from the State University of New York at Oswego in 1984, and spent the first decade of his career in the Rochester, NY offices of Price Waterhouse and a Rochester regional accounting firm. In 1994 he became a partner with the firm Bonn, Shortsleeve & Co., and over the course of 15 years provided tax, audit, accounting and process improvement services to closely held businesses in the areas of manufacturing, construction, not-for-profit, retailing, health care, and high-tech service industries.
Tim left the firm in 2010 and joined TYS as a partner in the Rochester office . Today he uses his in-depth accounting and business process knowledge to help clients focus and achieve alignment in order to reach their goals.
Tim speaks frequently across the country on various tax, sales and business efficiency topics, and he’s written articles for numerous publications. Tim was selected to the Rochester Business Journal class of 2000 “40 Under 40” up and coming business professionals. Tim is also the past-president of the Rochester Chapter of the Epilepsy Foundation and was a former hockey coach at the Rochester Institute of Technology and also Monroe Community College.
Christopher D. York
According to Chris, there’s always more than one way to solve a problem. Chris provides clients with accounting guidance that includes candid feedback and multiple perspectives. His 20+ years of accounting experience, and his robust construction market credentials, help clients proactively meet their compliance issues and make sound business decisions.
Chris earned his accounting degree in 1990 from California State University Sacramento. He joined Jones, Henle & Schunck where he worked for 17 years and became a shareholder. There he built considerable insight and experience into the construction industry, and other large and small businesses.
Now a founder at TYS, Chris continues to offer clients a fresh perspective on their businesses, and practical, actionable advice that can make a difference.
Chris is a past president of the Surety Association of Northern California, a member of American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the California Society of Certified Public Accountants, and is active in the Construction Financial Management Association.
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Tim Shortsleeve
“Focus, environment, results.” Tim Shortsleeve creates high performing organizations with these three words. Having worked with a diverse range of clients, Tim knows that audit, tax, and planning issues are the easy parts. Tim digs deep to understand his clients and guide them through the process of building a more efficient, healthy organization. It’s a collaborative process that yields results, trust, and positive momentum.
Tim graduated from the State University of New York at Oswego in 1984, and spent the first decade of his career in the Rochester, NY offices of Price Waterhouse and a Rochester regional accounting firm. In 1994 he became a partner with the firm Bonn, Shortsleeve & Co., and over the course of 15 years provided tax, audit, accounting and process improvement services to closely held businesses in the areas of manufacturing, construction, not-for-profit, retailing, health care, and high-tech service industries.
Tim left the firm in 2010 and joined TYS as a partner in the Rochester office . Today he uses his in-depth accounting and business process knowledge to help clients focus and achieve alignment in order to reach their goals.
Tim speaks frequently across the country on various tax, sales and business efficiency topics, and he’s written articles for numerous publications. Tim was selected to the Rochester Business Journal class of 2000 “40 Under 40” up and coming business professionals. Tim is also the past-president of the Rochester Chapter of the Epilepsy Foundation and was a former hockey coach at the Rochester Institute of Technology and also Monroe Community College.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
At TYS we know that it’s people that are worth counting.