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RSM US LLP, a professional services provider, has announced the addition of two new members to its team. Jimmy Onizuka joins as Tax Partner and Matthew Wheeler joins as NetSuite Business Development Director. Onizuka, who has over 20 years of public accounting experience, will focus on serving corporate and private equity clients in the technology, consumer products, and healthcare industries. Wheeler has over 20 years of strategic sales experience and will work to drive revenue growth in cloud-based business software

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RSM US LLP has welcomed Jimmy Onizuka as Tax Partner and Matthew Wheeler as NetSuite Business Development Director

Onizuka has over 20 years of public accounting experience and will specialize in corporate tax

Wheeler has over 20 years of strategic sales experience and will focus on revenue growth in cloud-based business software

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