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RYBD announces new Partner, Joshua Fricks, CPA

Rhodes, Young, Black and Duncan (RYBD), with a proud legacy of over 50 years of excellence driven by the dedication of its partners, is thrilled to announce the promotion of Josh Fricks, CPA, to the role of Partner. Since joining RYBD in 2018, Josh has played a key role in advancing the firm’s advisory services, contributing to the ongoing success of the firm and its clients. His promotion emphasizes his exceptional leadership and unwavering commitment to delivering results for small businesses.

With a BBA in Accounting from the University of North Georgia, Josh brings a deep understanding of tax and accounting strategies that empower small businesses to thrive. As a leader of the firm’s advisory services, Josh specializes in proactive tax planning, optimizing tax structures, and guiding mergers and acquisitions to achieve the best possible tax outcomes for clients across diverse industries.

An active member of the Georgia Society of CPAs and the American Institute of CPAs, Josh stays at the forefront of industry trends and standards to deliver innovative, results-driven solutions. His focus on building after-tax net worth for small businesses reflects his passion for helping clients achieve their financial goals.

“Josh exemplifies the values and dedication that make RYBD a trusted partner for businesses and individuals,” said Robin Sansone, Managing Partner of RYBD. “His expertise and leadership will continue to shape our firm and the success of our clients for years to come.”

Josh resides in Buford, Georgia and is an active member of Ivy Creek Baptist Church. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time outdoors and cheering on Clemson football.

The entire RYBD team congratulates Josh on this well-deserved achievement and looks forward to his continued impact as a Partner at the firm.

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