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Marc Bastnagel, CPA
Practice Manager at Myers-Holum
Marc Bastnagel, CPA, is a seasoned professional with a rich background in finance and accounting.
He studied at the University of Denver - Daniels College of Business, honing his skills and knowledge in the field.
Marc has held key roles in various prestigious organizations, showcasing his expertise and leadership abilities.
Previously, he served as a Practice Manager and Delivery Manager at Myers-Holum, where he demonstrated his managerial competencies.
He also worked as a NetSuite Implementation Supervisor at RSM US LLP, highlighting his proficiency in implementing financial systems.
In addition, Marc has experience as a Consultant at Deloitte Digital, leveraging his skills in consulting and financial solutions.
Prior to that, he excelled as a Senior Financial Systems Analyst at HomeAdvisor, displaying his analytical and problem-solving skills.
His career journey includes a role as an Accountant at Martin Marietta, contributing to his well-rounded financial acumen.
Overall, Marc Bastnagel, CPA, brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the finance and accounting industry.
Highlights
I don't make many posts on LinkedIn. What has recently happened in my life, warrants one.
Consulting companies are often stereotyped as caring only about performance, billings, and so on. Not true at our firm. Here is yet another reason that I love working at Myers-Holum.
On May 19th 2022, my mother passed away. I ended up driving from Utah to California with my 5 month old puppy to be with family. The next few days were tough. My family and I had to come to terms with her passing, support each other, plan/host a celebration of life, handle legal matters, and so on. After 10 days in California, I drove back home to Utah. While in California, I had used up all of my bereavement time.
That Monday morning I returned to work. I wasn't ready to be back. My mind wasn't on work. I'd been so focused on helping my family. I hadn't yet taken any time for myself. I was mentally exhausted. I didn't even have to ask. The wonderful Kelly Fox had kept tabs on me. She realized I wasn't ready to be back and pushed me to the take the time I needed.
I decided I did want to work, but not full days. Work would give me something to occupy my mind. For the next couple of weeks, I worked 4-6 hours a day. The rest of the time I worked on my mental health. I went hiking, took motorcycle rides in the mountains, fished, played with my puppy, and even found a little time to work on one of my toys. All things that I love doing that genuinely help my mental state of mind.
I wasn't never asked to sacrifice pay, use PTO, or even to limit the hours I took. I was just told "Marc we are here for you when you're ready."
Thank you to the MHI Family!
I also need to say thank you to Marissa Nolan for stepping up big time. Due to preplanned PTO and the timing of all this, she ended up being the only MS Manager for an entire week.
Miss you mom.
Friends, coworkers, former coworkers, clients, and yes even you head hunters.
One of the most rewarding parts of my job has been overseeing our food bank clients.
In recent history, there has never been a bigger strain on food banks. I want to call out the Food Bank of Hawaii. I’m so honored/proud to see what you’re doing for your state in these difficult times. You face challenges no other food bank could even conceive of. Day after day, you deliver food to those that need help.
Never once during this pandemic did you stop serving your people. I’m so proud of you.
And no I still can’t surf, there is no video and I don’t want to hear about it.
Lillian Rodolfich Malcolm Inamine Diana Grace Tolibao Dylan Larkin
