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David DeBoskey, Ph.D.
Accountancy

David DeBoskey received his Ph.D. in accounting from Rutgers University, where he also completed his master's in business administration (concentration in finance) with highest honors. He has taught accounting and finance courses in Beijing and Shanghai, China as well as for the Rutgers Executive MBA program.

DeBoskey's professional experience includes corporate controller and senior executive managerial positions for both the public and private sector. Most recently, he served as corporate controller for a nationally recognized Real Estate Investment Trust traded on the NYSE in New York City. Previously, he has held positions as senior vice president and CFO for a publicly traded healthcare services corporation. DeBoskey also has worked for an integrated healthcare delivery system as an internal auditor and accounting manager. DeBoskey started his career at Peat, Marwick, Main in Philadelphia, Pa. as a staff auditor. His research interests include corporate transparency, financial accounting and SEC reporting, managerial accounting and auditing.

 

 

 

 

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