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ATTENDEE ROSTER Name, Title and Organization Address Phone and Email Josh Adler 301 W ATTENDEE ROSTER Name, Title and Organization Address Phone and Email Josh Adler 301 W. Preston Street (410) 946-5900 Assistant Director Room 1202 [email protected] MD Office of Legislative Audits Baltimore, MD 21201 Patrick Aggers P.O. Box 83720 (208) 334-4826 Managing Auditor Boise, ID 83720-0054 [email protected] ID Legislative Services - Audit Division Sarah Alford First Floor, State Capitol (615) 741-2956 Accountant II 600 Charlotte Avenue [email protected] TN Department of Treasury Nashville, TN 37243 Daniel Altobelli P.O. Box 067 (609) 847-3470 IT Audit Manager Trenton, NJ 08625 [email protected] NJ Office of the State Auditor Hollie Andrus State Capitol Complex, E310 (801) 538-1025 Deputy State Auditor - Financial Audits 350 N. State Street [email protected] UT Office of the State Auditor Salt Lake City, UT 84114 Sherrie Ard P.O. Box 40021 (564) 999-0821 Program Manager Olympia, WA 98504 [email protected] WA Office of the State Auditor Sadie Armijo P.O. Box 40031 (360) 902-0362 Director of State Audit and Special Investigations Olympia, WA 98501 [email protected] WA Office of the State Auditor Jim Arnette Cordell Hull Building (615) 401-7841 Director - Div. of Local Government Audit 425 Rep. John Lewis Way, N. [email protected] TN Office of the Comptroller of the Treasury Nashville, TN 37243 Jason Ashley 501 N. West Street, Woolfolk Bldg. (601) 576-2696 Deputy Director of Financial Audit Suite 801 [email protected] MS Office of the State Auditor Jackson, MS 39205-0956 Allison Bader 600 E. Boulevard (701) 328-1073 Audit Manager 3rd Floor [email protected] ND Office of the State Auditor Bismarck, ND 58505 Scott Bailey 120 N. LaSalle Street (312) 759-5101 Chair, Bronner Center for Financial Mgt. & Accountability Suite 1300 [email protected] Bronner Group Chicago, IL 60602 Lynette Baker 601 E. 12th Street (202) 731-1673 Senior Auditor Room 429 [email protected] U.S. DHHS/OIG/OAS/NEAR Kansas City, MO 64106 Tammy Baker 302 W. Washington Street (317) 232-2524 Supervisory Special Investigator Room E-418 [email protected] IN State Board of Accounts Indianapolis, IN 46204 Meredith Barrieau State House (617) 727-2075 Assistant Deputy Auditor Room 230 [email protected] MA Office of the State Auditor Boston, MA 02133 Reginald Beasley 270 Washington Street, SW (770) 274-9138 Audit Manager Suite 4-113 [email protected] GA Department of Audits and Accounts Atlanta, GA 30334 Jean Bell 1700 W. Washington Street (602) 542-1337 Accounting Manager Phoenix, AZ 85007 [email protected] AZ Governor's Office Name, Title and Organization Address Phone and Email David Bergantino 33 Broad Street (401) 222-2435 Senior Audit Manager Suite 201 [email protected] RI Office of the Auditor General Providence, RI 02903-4177 Kellie Bergey P.O. Box 83720 (208) 334-4831 Managing Auditor Boise, ID 83720-0054 [email protected] ID Legislative Services - Audit Division Thomas Bernard P.O. Box 40021 (360) 902-0370 Program Manager Olympia, WA 98504 [email protected] WA Office of the State Auditor Joel Black 401 Merritt 7 (203) 956-5290 Chairman P.O. Box 5116 [email protected] Governmental Accounting Standards Board Norwalk, CT 06856 Jackie Blocher-Moran 301 W. Preston Street (410) 946-5900 Dir. of Quality Assurance & Professional Development Room 1202 [email protected] MD Office of Legislative Audits Baltimore, MD 21201 Gerry Boaz Cordell Hull Building (615) 741-2501 Technical Manager 425 Rep. John Lewis Way, N. [email protected] TN Office of the Comptroller of the Treasury Nashville, TN 37243 Peg Bodin P.O. Box 40021 (564) 999-0965 Assistant Director of IT Audit Olympia, WA 98504 [email protected] WA Office of the State Auditor Paulina Bowker 633 17th Street (303) 318-8101 Controller Suite 1100 [email protected] CO Department of Labor and Employment Denver, CO 80202 Michael Bozymski 302 W. Washington Street (317) 232-2507 Deputy State Examiner Room E-418 [email protected] IN State Board of Accounts Indianapolis, IN 46204 Tracy Branch 3652 J. Dewey Gray Circle (706) 651-9448 Audit Manager Suite A [email protected] GA Department of Audits and Accounts Augusta, GA 30909 Andy Brienzo 800 SW Jackson Street (785) 333-1776 Principal Auditor Suite 1200 [email protected] KS Legislative Division of Post Audit Topeka, KS 66612 Bryson Bristol P.O. Box 40021 (360) 902-0360 Auditor Olympia, WA 98504 [email protected] WA Office of the State Auditor Gila Bronner 120 N. LaSalle Street (312) 759-5101 President & CEO Suite 1300 [email protected] Bronner Group Chicago, IL 60602 Amy Brown P.O. Box 83720 (208) 334-4866 Managing Auditor 700 W. Jefferson St., Suite 135 [email protected] ID Legislative Services - Audit Division Boise, ID 83720-0054 Mike Brown 11833 Lowery Ridge Drive (484) 557-9138 Senior National Instructor Raleigh, NC 27614 [email protected] Becker Professional Education Tammie Brown Richard Bolling Federal Building (816) 426-3204 Assistant Director 601 E. 12th Street, Room 0429 [email protected] U.S. DHHS/OIG/OAS/NEAR Kansas City, MO 64106 Tom Bullington State Capitol (501) 683-8600 Deputy Legislative Auditor 500 Woodlane Street, Suite 172 [email protected] AR Legislative Audit Little Rock, AR 72201 2021 NSAA Annual Conference Page 2 | 14 Name, Title and Organization Address Phone and Email Suzanne Bump State House (617) 727-2075 Auditor of the Commonwealth Room 230 [email protected] MA Office of the State Auditor Boston, MA 02133 Andrew Burch 3300 N. Central Avenue (602) 240-2041 Audit Officer Phoenix, AZ 85012 [email protected] AZ State Retirement System Katrina Burch 5805 N. Lamar Blvd. (512) 424-7998 Financial Reporting Manager Building A [email protected] TX Department of Public Safety Austin, TX 78752 Bryan Burklin Cordell Hull Building (615) 741-2501 Assistant Director 425 Rep. John Lewis Way, N. [email protected] TN Office of the Comptroller of the Treasury Nashville, TN 37243 Cindy Byrd State Capitol Room 123 (405) 521-3495 State Auditor and Inspector 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. [email protected] OK Office of the State Auditor and Inspector Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Melissa Capps State Capitol Room 123 (405) 521-3495 Director Performance Audits 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. [email protected] OK Office of the State Auditor and Inspector Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Angela Carnell 1401 Main Street (803) 253-4160 Audit Supervisor Suite 1200 [email protected] SC Office of the State Auditor Columbia, SC 29201 Sarah Carvalho 270 Washington Street, SW (404) 657-5350 Manager I Suite 4-113 [email protected] GA Department of Audits and Accounts Atlanta, GA 30334 Jana Cason State Capitol (501) 683-8600 CFO 500 Woodlane Street, Suite 172 [email protected] AR Legislative Audit Little Rock, AR 72201 Kiamesha Caughman 1401 Main Street (803) 253-4160 Audit Manager Suite 1200 [email protected] SC Office of the State Auditor Columbia, SC 29201 Clark Chapin State Capitol (860) 240-8653 State Auditor 210 Capitol Avenue [email protected] CT Office of the Auditors of Public Accounts Hartford, CT 06106-1559 Cornelia Chebinou 444 N. Capitol Street, NW (202) 624-5451 Washington Director Suite 422 [email protected] NASACT Washington, DC 20001 David Chinsky (866) 960-5323 1140 Park Place Court Founder and CEO david.chinsky@instituteforleadershipfitness Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302 Institute for Leadership Fitness .com Janet Ciccocioppo Finance Building (717) 705-4126 Deputy Auditor General for Audits 613 North Street, Room 229 [email protected] PA Department of the Auditor General Harrisburg, PA 17120-0018 Preston Cobb 136 S. Sycamore Street (423) 542-1516 Finance Director City Hall [email protected] City of Elizabethton Elizabethton, TN 37643 Jeffrey Collins 33 Broad Street (401) 222-2435 Audit Manager Suite 201 [email protected] RI Office of the Auditor General Providence, RI 02903-4177 Kelly Collins P.O. Box 40021 (564) 999-0807 Director, Local Audit Olympia, WA 98504 [email protected] WA Office of the State Auditor 2021 NSAA Annual Conference Page 3 | 14 Name, Title and Organization Address Phone and Email James Combo P.O. Box 83720 (208) 334-4840 Managing Auditor Boise, ID 83720-0054 [email protected] ID Legislative Services - Audit Division DeAnn Compton P.O. Box 1295 (804) 362-8375 Audit Director - Capital Asset Management Richmond, VA 23218 [email protected] VA Office of the Auditor of Public Accounts Kathleen Cooper P.O. Box 40021 (360) 902-0370 Director of Communications Olympia, WA 98504 [email protected] WA Office of the State Auditor Daniel Crossman 401 S. Carson Street (775) 684-6815 Legislative Auditor Carson City, NV 89701 [email protected] NV Legislative Counsel Bureau Otis Crumpton 601 E. 12th Street (202) 365-6153 Senior Auditor Room 429 [email protected] U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services Kansas City, MO 64106 Jessica Curtis State Capitol Building, Room 160 (406) 444-3122 Financial-Compliance Audit Supervisor P.O. Box 201705 [email protected] MT Legislative Audit Division Helena, MT 59620 Kris Curtis P.O. Box 113300 (907) 465-3830 Legislative Auditor Juneau, AK 99811 [email protected] AK Division of Legislative Audit Lisa Daly State Capitol (959) 710-5702 Administrative Auditor 165 Capitol Avenue, Suite 1062 [email protected] CT Office of the Auditors of Public Accounts Hartford, CT 06106-1559 Gordon Denlinger Finance Building (717) 705-6172 Deputy Auditor General for Audits 613 North Street, Room 229 [email protected] PA Department of the Auditor General Harrisburg, PA 17120-0018 Susan Denton Cordell Hull Building (615) 401-7741 Communications Specialist 425 Rep.
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