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Mauldin & Jenkins Names Ross Cannon Atlanta Market Leader

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Source: Arizona Business Daily

Mauldin & Jenkins, a leading provider of assurance, tax and advisory services, is pleased to announce that Ross Cannon, CPA, has been named Atlanta Market Leader, effective October 1, 2026. In this role, Cannon will lead the firm’s Atlanta and North Fulton Offices and support their professionals, strengthen culture and client relationships, and expand the firm’s presence throughout the region. He will continue serving his clients and co-leading the firm’s Healthcare Practice. Cannon began his career with Mauldin & Jenkins in 2006 and became a Partner in 2020. As a member of the firm’s Private Client Services practice, he provides attestation services primarily to clients across the healthcare, nonprofit, affordable housing, higher education, and middle-market sectors. He also provides accounting, tax and consulting services to individuals, corporations, and partnerships.

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