Lewis Greenberg joins Marcum

Lewis Greenberg, the immediate past president of the South Florida chapter of the American Marketing Association, has left his position at the Daszkal Bolton accounting firm to become southeast U.S. marketing manager for the Marcum accounting and advisory firm.

Greenberg had been the director of marketing at Daszkal Bolton since October 2013 and was a marketing manager at McGladrey from 2006 to 2013.

Greenberg is also on the adjunct faculty of Nova Southeastern University.

 

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