ATLANTA, July 18, 2016 – Ceto and Associates, a national consulting firm providing consulting services to the financial industry, has named Zachary Hershey as a Consultant within their Consulting Services Group. In this role, Zachary will assist Project Managers in the creation of presentation reports for clients, outlining background, opportunities, financial benefit, and competitive environment for specific recommendations.
Hershey, a North Georgia College graduate with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Finance, brings a strong business acumen to the firm. During college he worked as a college orientation leader where he advised students on course registration. He was the treasurer for his local fraternity chapter, and volunteered and led several events for nonprofit organizations.
“I am very excited to start my professional career at such a respected and recognized firm. I look forward to learning from and working with the talented team at Ceto and Associates,” said Zachary Hershey, Consultant.
“I am excited to welcome Zach to our Consulting firm. He will be a great addition to our exceptional team of consultants that help financial institutions develop and enhance product offerings, so that they can remain competitive and current in this ever changing financial environment,” said Richard Holtzman, Senior Vice President of the Consulting Services Group.
About Ceto and Associates
Founded in 1994 by Nicholas Ceto, Jr., Ceto and Associates is a highly respected and nationally recognized management consulting firm based in Atlanta, Ga. Ceto and Associates specializes in working closely with banks and credit unions to develop and deploy solutions that focus on increasing profitability through initiatives that maximize revenue, reduce expense and improve organizational performance and efficiency. Ceto and Associates places the client’s needs in the forefront and designs solutions to best fit their culture, goals and objectives. Ceto and Associates and, its sister company, logicpath have earned the trust and increased the profitability of more than 2,000 financial institutions in all 50 states and Canada.
