Charlotte G. Kreitlow, CPA

Virtual Accounting Manager

(541) 687-1170 ckreitlow@kernuttstokes.com 
University of Oregon Bachelors of Science, Environmental Studies
"Purpose is not what you do, it's what happens in others when you do what you do."
- Jade Simmons

Charlotte is a self-described “people person” who enjoys puzzles, which makes a career in accounting perfect for her! Prior to her accounting career, she worked in many other fields, which has given her a more holistic perspective and approach when working with clients and co-workers.

As a member of Kernutt Stokes’ virtual accounting team, Charlotte enjoys helping others find efficiencies in their work and workflow. Charlotte believes that shared vision and collaboration are at the heart of getting results for her clients.

Originally from North Hollywood, Charlotte and her husband live in Springfield and have two young children. Their kids attend a Spanish immersion daycare and are helping her to learn more Spanish. An avid lover of the outdoors, Charlotte enjoys attempting paddleboard headstands (intentional ones), kayaking, hiking, cooking, and gardening, as well as growing and eating her own food.

Professional Designations and Licenses

Certified Public Accountant, Oregon

Memberships

Community Service

  • Mount Pisgah Arboretum, board of directors, finance committee, treasurer (past)

Primary Services

Virtual Accounting
Business Consulting

Primary Industries

Professional Services
Nonprofit Organizations
Technology

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