Reznick Group’s New Crib

Reznick Group office managing principal Jim Naber is too busy to even unpack at the company's new environmentally sound digs at One Boston Place. The open floor plan concept promotes collaboration. The LEED Gold building features (which stress sustainability, water conservation, and indoor environmental quality) reflect Reznick Group's firm-wide commitment to energy efficiency and good environmental practices. It's not a coincidence that the Boston office provides audit, tax, business advisory, and tax credit investment services to renewable energy industries (as well as the affordable housing, banking, CRE and nonprofit sectors). For more info on our sponsor, click here.

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