Robot Nation Podcast: Talking Automation with Tim & Bryan

Posted on August 7, 2020 by

Tim Finerty

Bryan Powrozek

Tim Finerty

Shareholder, Industrial Automation

Tim provides tax, accounting and consulting support to help industrial automation companies maximize profitability.

Bryan Powrozek

Senior Manager, Industrial Automation

As the leader of the firm's industrial automation group and host of The Sound of Automation podcast, Bryan helps owners free up cash flow and scale their businesses.

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