FEI members Monteiro, Shannon recognized by Business First
Terry McWilliams • May 23, 2021
Pair selected for 2021 Best in Finance

Matt Monteiro, owner of Bulletproof Finance and president of the FEI Louisville chapter since 2018, and Charah Solutions CFO and FEI member Roger Shannon are among the 25 individuals being honored June 24 by Business First.
The annual Best in Finance event recognizes Louisville-area finance professionals who stood out from their peers as they dealt with COVID and other business issues during 2020. To attend this virtual event to honor Matt and Roger (a past FEI Louisville president and board member), register at http://bizj.us/1q9wfg.
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