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Amanda Hartman

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Biography

Texas A&M University Corpus Christi - English

US Resident Partner - Germany at Grant Thornton LLP
Accounting
Amanda
Hartman
Dallas, Texas
Specialties: Financial Services/Financial Institutions, Real Estate

Experience

  • Arthur Andersen LLP

    Senior Associate

    Amanda worked at Arthur Andersen LLP as a Senior Associate

  • Grant Thornton LLP

    Audit Partner

    Partner and Market Territory Financial Services Industry Leader

    Amanda Hartman is an Audit Partner in the Dallas audit practice of Grant Thornton LLP and also leads the market territory financial services industry group for all service lines throughout Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana.

    Amanda has significant experience in conducting audits and assessing internal controls of FDICIA banks and public audit clients, and has assisted clients with filing reports as required by the 1933 and 1934 Securities Acts. She also has significant experience in the coordination, review and supervision of large public engagements, including the integration across multiple service lines to ensure seamless client service delivery.

    Amanda also serves as the Chairperson for Grant Thornton’s National Lending Audit Task Force. In this role, she drives the assessment and development of banking related audit methodology in response to changes in standards or regulatory feedback. She has also served in the firm's Dallas professional standards group, assisting engagement teams with resolution to technical and audit matters. In this role, she participated in and coordinated the inspection process and internal quality review process.

  • Grant Thornton LLP

    US Resident Partner - Germany

    I am currently on an international assignment serving as the US Resident Partner in Germany. In this role, I oversee the quality of the US GAAP/GAAS and SEC/PCAOB related work performed in Germany and across broader Europe. I also serve as a local resource for our US based clients with significant European operations and am working with our German member firm (Warth & Klein Grant Thornton) to continue to grow our market presence.

  • Tic Toc

    Assistant Controller

    Amanda worked at Tic Toc as a Assistant Controller

  • Dallas Regional Chamber

    Leadership Dallas Alumni - Class of 2016

    Amanda worked at Dallas Regional Chamber as a Leadership Dallas Alumni - Class of 2016

Education

  • Texas Christian University - M.J. Neeley School of Business

    BBA

    Accounting

  • Texas A&M University

    Master of Science (MS)

    Accounting

Positions

  • Cancer Support Community North Texas

    Board Member

  • Cancer Support Community North Texas

    Board Member

  • Cancer Support Community North Texas

    Board Member

  • Cancer Support Community North Texas

    Board Member

  • Cancer Support Community North Texas

    Board Member

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ENGL 1301

Composition I

Principles, techniques, and processes of written composition, textual analysis, and critical thinking. . Satisfies the university core curriculum requirement in composition Course also known as:
COMP1301
ENGL1301
ENGLISH130

4.5(6)

  • Level: Undergraduate
  • Credit hours: 3

UCCP 1101

First-Year Seminar I

Interdisciplinary discussion of topics presented in the first-year Triad/Tetrad in which the student is concurrently enrolled. Required of full-time first-year students; to be taken as a component of the student’s first Triad or Tetrad.

5(3)

  • Level: Undergraduate
  • Credit hours: 1

UCCP 1102

First-Year Seminar II

Continuation of UCCP 1101. Interdisciplinary discussion of topics presented in the first-year Triad/Tetrad in which the student is currently enrolled and use of bibliographic resources for research. Required of full-time first-year students; to be taken as a component of the student’s second Triad or Tetrad.

5(3)

  • Level: Undergraduate
  • Credit hours: 1

UCCP 260

5(1)

  • Level: Undergraduate
  • Credit hours: 0
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