Charles D. Cuccinello graduated from Fairfield University in Fairfield, CT in 1974 with at B. S. in Accounting. After graduation, he was employed by a small regional accounting firm in Newark, NJ. In 1976 he joined the Newark office of Hurman and Cranston (a national accounting firm which later merged with KPMG). Charles passed the CPA exam and received his certificate in 1978. After 3 years, Charles was hired as a controller for a small construction equipment dealer in Piscataway, NJ. In 1984, Charles reentered public accounting and was employed by a local accounting firm in Morristown, NJ. For the next six years, while reaching the position of manager, he developed the skills necessary for maintaining his own practice. At this small firm, he was involved in all aspects of a practice, including client relationships, review and tax planning. In 1990, he left the local firm and began his own practice in New Jersey. This practice consisted mainly of contractors whose contract revenue approached $15 million. The services rendered for these clients consisted of audits, reviews, tax preparation, and planning. In 1997 most of the contractors had retired, sold and closed their businesses and at this point Charles and his family moved to Arizona to develop a practice there. Upon his arrival in Arizona, he contracted with a small CPA firm in Tempe. With Charles' expertise, the practice increased their annual revenues by 20% per year during the six years he spent there. Charles attempted to purchase the practice but after a year of planning and negotiations, the owner decided not to sell, terminated negotiations, and Charlie and Julie left to begin their own practice at their present location.

Julie L. Littler graduated from the University of Wyoming in Laramie, WY in 1987 with a B.S. in Accounting. After graduation she was employed by the Phoenix, Arizona office of Coopers & Lybrand, an international public accounting firm. There she was promoted to the senior level; planning and executing audits while working close with client management. Julie became a Certified Public Accountant in the State of Arizona in 1989. In 1991, Julie moved to the First Interstate Bank as management, first in the Internal Audit Department and later transferring to the Controllers Division of First Interstate Bancorp. While at First Interstate, Julie was responsible for budgeting, production, and human resource responsibilities for departments with staff ranging from 40 to 50 employees. In 1997, after the merger of First Interstate with Wells Fargo, Julie took an interim position at Rural Metro Corporation for accounts payable, payroll and human resources management, further honing her skills in employee administration as well as day to day production management. In 1999, Julie re-entered public accounting as a tax and accounting senior. There she reviewed and prepared complex corporate and individual income tax returns. She was also involved in day-to-day client communications and setting up internal review procedures for accounting reports and statements. In 2004, she joined Charles in setting up their own practice.