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Luke Frye
Account Executive at Pilot.com
Luke Frye, a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) based in Washington, specializes in business development, aiding entrepreneurs in accounting and tax matters.
With a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Accounting from the University of Wyoming, Luke Frye has a strong educational background to support his professional endeavors.
His diverse work experience includes roles such as Account Executive at Pilot.com, Co-Founder at Timber - Tax Accounting, Director Of Partnerships at High Rock Accounting, Tax Team Lead, Manager, and Junior Accountant at Bench Accounting, Bookkeeper-Operations at Bench Accounting, Staff Accountant at City of Laramie, and Audit Intern at Eide Bailly.
Luke Frye's previous positions also include Director of Finance at Associated Students of the University of Wyoming, Communications Intern at US Senator John Barrasso, and Laborer at Haselden Construction, showcasing his versatile skill set.
Luke Frye possesses a web-based, design-focused, and output-oriented approach to his work, and describes himself as an optimist, big-picture thinker, connector, and enthusiast of wine, self-development, non-fiction, motorcycles, and folk music.
His passion for assisting entrepreneurs, combined with his extensive work history in various accounting and finance roles, underscores his expertise and dedication to his profession.
Highlights
#taxhelp who is still accepting s-corp filings for 2023? I have a referral or 2 for you
#pridepost2024
It’s easy to think, “oh, I don’t need to make a post like this. I live in a progressive area of a progressive city in a progressive country.”
But, I don’t have to scroll far on my Facebook page to see homophobic and anti-Pride posts from noneother than my own family! Not to mention the many other haters out there like the one I ran into at a Puzzle 🧩🚀 offsite in my home state of Wyoming—talk about taking the “pride” of showing your home state off out of my visit to the Equality State. Thanks to my coworkers for standing up for me in that moment.
Last year I made a Pride post, and I felt a little silly about it. That Fall, someone in my professional network reached out to talk. Sure man, here’s my calendly. He was like, um, can we meet in person??
tl;dr he came out to me and now we’re good friends. I shined a light where I didnt really think I needed to.
I am a safe person.
I am a gay man.
If it were a choice, I took the hard one. (Spoiler, it’s not a choice).
Today also happens to be the birthday of my first boyfriend. He was a bit of a savior in a challenging time of coming out during college in a conservative place. Sadly, I found out he died earlier this year.
So, Pride comes with its hardships. Most of these are unspoken or buried—especially at work. It’s not always the presumed normative of dating, engagement, marriage, kids. Often our coping mechanisms lead to our downfall.
I’m grateful for the supportive people around me, and the chance I get to keep trying to make a difference for good—for others and myself.
If you need help or support, I am here.
Otherwise, happy Pride!
#pride #gay #lgbtq

