Amber is Partner of Business Valuation at Seidel Schroeder. She has extensive valuation experience having performed hundreds of enterprise and equity interest appraisals in conjunction with gift and estate planning, transactions (M&A), ESOP, litigation, and lending purposes for entities in a broad range of industries. Her previous experience includes public audit practice, small business accounting and tax preparation. She also served as an accounting and finance instructor for the University of Arkansas.
Amber is accredited by the American Institute of CPAs in Business Valuation and is also an Accredited Senior Appraiser with the American Society of Appraisers. She is a presenter of various valuation topics to attorneys, CPAs, business owners, and college students.
The Wall that Heals
The Wall That Heals is a three-quarter replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington. The Wall travels around the country with a mobile education center.
The cost to bring TWTH to Aggieland is $11,000. We are looking for three additional Lead Sponsors to join Bryan Rotary, QRJets and Wreaths Across America, Brazos Valley-Gold Star Help.
Each of the 140 panels to build The Wall can be sponsored for $100 each. Please consider sponsoring a panel by clicking the link below.
Let's get together!! Check in with Bryan Rotary every Wednesday as we broadcast our Club Meeting from 12:00-1:00 pm via Facebook Live. Bookmark our page @bryanrotaryclub.
We are seeking Host Families for the 2022-2023 school year so that we can welcome an international high school student from abroad to live and study in B/CS. Three families will be selected for a 3 month committment each for a total of 9 months the student will live locally as part of the structured Rotary Youth Exchange program. Click Here to contact Charley Gilliland for more information.
The Brazos Valley Food Bank (BVFB), a 501c3 nonprofit, is a central food distribution site that utilizes millions of pounds of food, millions of dollars and thousands of "friends" (volunteers) to bring the Brazos Valley closer to hunger-free, feeding tens of thousands of unique individuals annually.
BVFB solves hunger today by distributing nutritious food (at least 90%) through our network of partner agencies. Where there are unmet needs, BVFB provides programs that feed the need today - food filled BackPacks for children; on-campus School Food Pantries for older students; Senior Bags; Mobile Food Pantries for rural communities; food home delivery, Project GotEM; and Screen & Intervene services in health settings to identify partners dealing with hunger.
BVFB is ending hunger tomorrow with strategies that educate, empower and prevent hunger - benefits assistance for safety net programs, service referrals, nutrition education to SNAP-eligible populations and Together We Grow.
.png)
