Jmore is excited to introduce “Marc My Word,” a new podcast hosted by Marc Terrill, former CEO and President of the Associated Jewish Federation of Baltimore and a prominent voice and advocate for all things Baltimore.
On this episode of “Marc My Word,” Marc Terrill talks with local CPA and tax expert Aaron Bloom about his passion for something that doesn’t require a calculator or spreadsheets — the gift of time and the power of volunteerism.
About Aaron Bloom
For over 30 years, Aaron Bloom has specialized in tax services including, but not limited to the areas of real estate, law, healthcare, and technology. Director of Tax Services at Gorfine, Schiller & Gardyn, Aaron values relationships with clients and has gained the trust of many who have been with him for decades. He also brings this energy to the community and sits on a number of local, national, and international boards. He is passionate about giving back, and has become an integral part in the operations of many organizations through his work. Aaron performs volunteer work with not-for-profit organizations in the Baltimore area regularly and has been a dedicated weekly volunteer at the Soup Kitchen at Manna House in downtown Baltimore for 30 years.
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