His other publications include IRS Access to Pension Funds and Where’d the Money Go? Restructuring Cash Flow both published by the American Bankruptcy Institute. He is also a member of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, The Turnaround Management Association and the American Bankruptcy Institute, where he served on the “Cracking the Code” Editorial Board.
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Matt is a member of professional organizations including: the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, where he chaired the Bankruptcy Task Force New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants and The Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Advisors, where he served as President in 2014.
He has also developed and taught courses on tax, EDP investigations and insolvency as well as college-level courses at Warren County Community College and Kean University. Matt has lectured on insolvency and tax matters for organizations including various chapters of the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants, Hunterdon Medical Center, Essex County Bar Association, Lorman Education Services, AGN (an international affiliation of independent and separate accounting firms), Association of Commercial Finance Attorney Law Firms, publicly held companies, the Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Advisors and the NJ Association of Legal Administrators. In addition to his financial investigative work, Matt has completed the New Jersey Association of Professional Mediator’s Civil Mediation Training Program as well its Civil Mediation Apprenticeship. In that capacity, Matt received recognition from the FBI in 2010 for his work on New Jersey Affordable Housing-one of the largest bankruptcy fraud cases in New Jersey’s history. He has also investigated and uncovered numerous defalcations, leading to recoveries and arrests. He has been retained by Trustees, Secured Creditors, Creditors’ Committees, Debtors, Plaintiffs and Defendants and has served as Liquidating Agent. He has appeared and testified in Bankruptcy and State Courts in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Delaware. Matt is responsible for overseeing engagements and testifying regarding all aspects of forensic engagements, including bankruptcy, insolvency, fraud, damages and tax matters. Matt earned his BA from Sarah Lawrence College in Writing & Visual Studies, and then conducted post-graduate design studies at the School of Visual Arts, Rhode Island School of Design, and Parsons.A Partner in the Insolvency and Litigation Services Department, Matt co-manages a division at Bederson that from 2012 to 2020 was awarded over 45 medals in New Jersey Law Journal’s “Best Of” surveys for forensic accounting, bankruptcy valuations, litigation accounting, business valuations, economic damages, expert witness testimony, corporate investigations and matrimonial financial expertise. His work has been recognized for excellence by numerous organizations such as The Webbys, Communication Arts, Print Magazine, The Case Awards, Graphic Design USA, The W3 Awards, The Communicator Awards, and others. Matt contributes to the field of nonprofit design, serving on the Leadership Team for the NY chapter of The Communications Network, writing, speaking, mentoring, and conducting workshops. With 25 years of experience as a designer, brand strategist, and writer for the social impact sector, Matt helps Constructive’s teams create processes and practices that create brand value for nonprofits and social impact businesses-elevating how mission and purpose are translated into brand-aligned strategy, messaging, and designed experiences. Matt partners with Constructive’s clients and teams to make sure that we stay focused on what matters, and that both our partnerships and the work we produce meets our shared expectations and the highest standards.
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