Kelly Arduino, Partner, Wipfli Advisory LLC

Kelly Arduino

Partner, Wipfli Advisory LLC

Location
Atlanta, GA
Contact
+1 773 771 4576
Email
karduino@wipfli.com
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Kelly Arduino has over 20 years of experience in working with healthcare and senior living organizations. She is the industry leader of the healthcare practice at Wipfli, which combines the strengths of consultants and CPAs to provide financial and strategic services to clients. Kelly is a former investment banker and is well-versed in financing options and debt structure to assist in the evaluation of project feasibility and capital plan development.

  • Strategic planning
  • Capital Planning
  • Organizational design and restructuring
  • Market assessment and new business planning
  • Facilitation of strategic affiliations and alliances
  • USDA financing assistance

  • US Congress Credit Subcommittee – Meeting the Infrastructure Needs of Rural America – Panelist
  • Speaker at various national conferences and meetings

Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management
  • Master of business administration degree in finance and strategy
Loyola University
  • Master's degree in counseling psychology
Northwestern University
  • Bachelor's degree in organizational development
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