Alloy Silverstein - About

	1959	Marvin Alloy & Ray Silverstein establish Alloy Silverstein in a 3-room office in Pennsauken, NJ
	1965	Alloy Silverstein begins using electric typewriters
	1967	Steven Shapiro is promoted to Partner
	1968	Joe Adams is hired after graduating from Villanova University
	1970	Bud Wilson is hired after graduating from Catawba College First calculators are implemented, although not able to subtract below zero
	1973	Firm moves from Pennsauken to current Cherry Hill, NJ location
	1974	Dennis Vogt is hired after graduating from Villanova University
	1978	Bruce Mulford is hired after graduating from Rutgers University
	1979	Joe Adams and Bud Wilson are promoted to Partner
	1980	Ray Silverstein is named Man of the Year by Cherry Hill Chamber of Commerce Ren Cicalese is hired after graduating from Rutgers University-Camden
	1981	Bill Jones is hired after graduating from Moravian College
	1983	Bruce Mulford is promoted to Partner First computers are installed at the office
	1985	Ren Cicalese, Bill Jones, and Dennis Vogt are promoted to Partner
	1986	The firm's internship program is established, hiring it's first college accounting intern After a mid-tax season system crash, the firm switches to its first network, which evolves to become the present day system
	1987	First portable computers are used for fieldwork
	1988	Steven Shapiro is awarded the Personal Financial Specialist (PFS) designation by the AICPA
	1989	Current shareholders buy out the founders
	1990	Michael Engleman and Rich Middleton are promoted to Associate Partners First workpapers are completed using a computer by Anne D'Amico and Julie Strohlein
	1998	The firm forms a scholarship with Rutgers University-Camden Alloy Silverstein launches its first website Bruce Mulford is awarded the Accredited in Business Valuation (ABV) designation by the AICPA
	1999	Abacus Payroll, Inc. is established Alloy Silverstein Financial Services, Inc. is established
	2000	Dress code transitions from business to business casual Anne D'Amico and Kim Sheehan are awarded the Personal Financial Specialist (PFS) designation by the AICPA Ren Cicalese is honored as one of the Fifty Finest in 2000, in celebration of Rutgers-Camden's 50th Anniversary; He is also named a charter member of the School of Business's Hall of Fame
	2001	Founder Ray Silverstein retires to Florida Alloy, Silverstein, Shapiro, Adams, Mulford & Co. becomes Alloy, Silverstein, Shapiro, Adams, Mulford, Cicalese, Wilson & Co. Ren Cicalese is awarded the Personal Financial Specialist (PFS) designation by the AICPA
	2002	Alloy Silverstein receives a Certificate of Appreciation from the AICPA for volunteer services in helping victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks
	2004	The tax season tradition of Alloy Saturday Games begins
	2006	Journal of Accountancy names the firm’s website resources a “Smart Stop on the Web”
	2007	The firm begins its paperless transition Anne D'Amico is promoted to Associate Partner Alloy Silverstein becomes a "Partner in Progress" with the Camden County Bar Association
	2008	The firm joins INPACT Americas, an international network of accounting organizations Kelly Raso and Kim Sheehan are promoted to Associate Partner Alloy Silverstein merges with Gargone & Associates to form a Hammonton, NJ office and gains Robert Gargone as an Associate Partner The firm welcomes national economist Dr. William C. Dunkelberg to host a client seminar Bruce Mulford is awarded the Certified in Financial Forensics (CFF) credential by the AICPA Ren Cicalese is elected to INPACT Americas' Board of Directors Ren Cicalese is interviewed on CN8 Comcast Newsmakers as a financial expert
	2009	First Externship Day is held Alloy Silverstein is named one of the top 50 donors nationwide for the American Heart Association's Go Red program after raising nearly $6,000 The firm hosts "Executive Business Summit" with a panel consisting of Dr. Dunkelberg and local distinguished business leaders to provide insight to the public on the outlook of the economy Steven Shapiro is honored with the Daniel B. Toll Humanitarian Award Alloy Silverstein celebrates 50th Anniversary
	2010	Alloy Silverstein's 2009 Go Red photo is featured in AHA's Northeast Go Red pamphlet For the first time, the firm issues clients only electronic copies of their tax returns on disc Ren Cicalese is interviewed on WWDB 860-AM’s Executive Leaders Radio Show The firm is inducted into Camden County Regional Chamber of Commerce Business Hall of Fame Association for Accounting Marketing awards Alloy Silverstein a "Marketing Achievement Award" for its recruiting efforts in the Externship Day program After raising $6,290, Alloy Silverstein is named the 5th largest contributor to the American Heart Association's Go Red program in New Jersey for 2010 and number one in South Jersey
	2011	Alloy Silverstein introduces a new website Firm employees raise a personal best $7,715 for Go Red; Alloy becomes recognized as the third largest contributor in NJ and again the top South Jersey team for 2011 The AICPA names Alloy Silverstein one of the 500 largest CPA firms in the country South Jersey Biz names Alloy Silverstein best in accounting in their Best of Biz 2011
	2012	John Adams joins the firm as Associate Partner Alloy Silverstein enters professional sports sponsorships for the first time by sponsoring PGA professional Cameron Percy on the 2012 Web.Com Tour Ren Cicalese attains the Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA) designation from the AICPA and CIMA
	2013	Alloy Silverstein signs branding agreements with PGA Web.Com Tour professionals Steve Allan, Adam Crawford, Ashley Hall, Bronson La’Cassie, Tyrone Van Aswgen, and Stefan Wiedergruen for the 2013 season The firm is honored with the Business Partner Award in celebration of Rutgers School of Business-Camden's 25th Anniversary


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