We are very excited to have Ava Coleman and Supriya Dahal here to learn and grow in the accounting and finance world. During their journey here they will get to see the life of a tax return as it travels through our office, will venture out on audits with senior staff, will be up front to greet our clients and more, all while balancing a full schedule at their respective colleges. These two bright young ladies, in their short time with us already, have shown us how excited they are about hands on learning and have shown incredible work ethic as well. We hope they enjoy their time with us here at RFH and we feel it’s an honor to be a part of their developing career. Read on below, in their own words, a little more about Ava and Supriya.

“My name is Ava Coleman, and I am working for RFH CPAs as an audit intern this fall. I am a junior at the University of Kentucky studying to get my bachelor’s degree in accounting and finance. I was given this opportunity after Tyler and Bekah visited campus and shared their stories about what makes this company so special. Their passion and excitement for the job showed me how important a positive environment should be in the accounting field. I am excited to collaborate with such a talented group of professionals who make me feel welcomed and want me to learn every day. They have shown me the true benefit of teamwork, professionalism, and new opportunities that will help me achieve my lifelong goal of becoming a CPA.”

“Hi everyone! My name is Supriya Dahal, and I am an intern at RFH, PLLC. I am currently pursuing my associate’s degree in science at Bluegrass Community and Technical College. I moved to the U.S. from Nepal a year ago for college. I first connected with RFH after they visited our campus. Their core values of integrity, commitment, and excellence aligned with mine. Talking to Amelie and Bekah made me even more excited to apply for a position here. So far, the best part of working at RFH has been the people! Everyone is incredibly supportive and encourages learning.”