Bill Reeve

Experienced finance professional who enjoys sharing knowledge with his students. Bill Has been teaching for Northeastern University since the Fall of 1996.

Biography

Bill is adjunct faculty for for Northeastern University’s graduate program, teaching accounting, finance, and economic courses.Bill is also currently teaching tax and investment planning for Boston University’s classroom program. Additionally, Bill is a subject matter expert (SME) and edits and writes curriculum for Boston University’s Online Program for Financial Planners.

Bill previously taught tax planning and case analysis for the BU/Kaplan Review. He also taught financial planning courses for Merrimack College and Northeastern University, and at financial service firms, such as John Hancock, American Express, PNC Bank, Fidelity Investments, Merrill Lynch, and Eastern Bank. He has also taught financial planning to employees of Pepsi, Shaws Supermarkets, Exelon, and Northern Trust Bank, as well.

Professional Experience

Bill is a principal of Mahony & Reeve, LLC, a medium-sized CPA firm specializing in tax planning and tax preparation, located in Natick, Massachusetts. In addition, he is a registered representative of Island Light Capital, Inc., an Investment Advisory Firm in Dover, MA.  From 1995 to 2005, he ran Sound Financial Planning, Inc., an investment advisory firm that specialized in portfolio management and tax planning.

Professional Activities & Accomplishments

Memberships include:

Financial Planning Association (FPA), National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA), CFA Institute, Boston Security Analysts Society (BSAS), and a founding member of the Boston Chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma – a national honor society of business students.

Credential and Professional Designations:

MBA specializing in Finance, inducted into Beta Gamma Sigma

EA – Enrolled Agent, tax professional

CFP – Certified Financial Planner

CFA – Chartered Financial Analyst

 

 

Education

MBA from University of Bridgeport (1989)

Area of Expertise

Accounting, Economics, Finance(3301), Finance(3303), Management, Statistics and Quantitative Methods.