>> Yeah, well I went to Penn State, main campus all four years which back in my day,
you could do pretty easily and I got an accounting degree and did the typical route,
I went to public accounting as a practice and I worked for, my goodness,
39 years with the same firm that being KPMG for a long time.
And that was fine, it was very rewarding, I became the director
of the federal practice and all that sort of thing.
But quickly after retiring, I put that in quotes, figured I wanted to do something else
and it's kind of funny while I said no one sticks out a hand and offers you a job,
in this case, a friend of mine actually did, so I got a call and I said let me think about it
and I thought and then I said, you know would be kind of an interesting thing to do.
And the real truth is that since I was in the government practice at KPMG, I didn't have a lot
of opportunities to sit on boards and things like which a lot of partners
in CPA firms do when they retire.
So this really kind of filled the niche, it's been very rewarding.