Pam Foster, web copywriter, has been a client of Honeck O’Toole’s since 1996. She said, “The firm’s motto, ‘Where People Count,’ is absolutely authentic. I always receive personal attention and quick responses whenever I have a question. And as a freelancer, I have received wonderful advice through the years. I’m so happy to have them in my corner.”
Honeck O’Toole client, musician and web designer Jason Spooner, said “They have been ideal in helping me organize, maximize and make sense of what can, at times, be fairly disparate sole proprietor endeavors. The staff is always warm and welcoming and I always leave with a relieved sense that I’m on top of things. They’re always responsive, friendly and informative, whether it’s a quick email getting back to me on a question… or a short-notice meeting that helps me get my ducks in a row before tax time. They make it all very easy and stress free.”
Kimberly Crichton’s artworks can be seen at our Honeck O’Toole offices. If you stop by, look for her “Trees” piece when you get off the elevator. Kim noted, “I’m grateful to have had the support of Peter Callnan and his team during my leap. They made me feel safe and excited about starting my own business and doing something brave and a little bit crazy. They have been such a great support to me!”
Clara Cohan, a lifelong artist, works with Honeck O’Toole because, “They are so good,” she told us. “Janet O’Toole has a brain that’s wired for accounting and for me it’s a blessing.”
Leslie Elston, DDS, has been with Honeck O’Toole at least 10 years. She said, “Peter has taken great care of all my ventures over the past decade; providing solid advice and helping me stay on a sensible financial path. I am so pleased with the responsiveness and professionalism of the firm.”
When Don Russell founded Salt Associates in 2002, he needed an accounting firm that shared the same values. He said, “We’ve grown from one person to ten, and Honeck O’Toole’s Joyce Broadwater has been our partner since the beginning.”
