Ethan A. Doak, CPA, CIA, CFE
Manager
541-687-1170 edoak@kernuttstokes.com
Oregon State University
Bachelor of Arts, Accounting
Western Oregon University
Master of Business Administration
"Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts."- Winston Churchill
A native Oregonian, Ethan grew up in The Dalles, Oregon. He has significant experience working in industry accounting as an internal auditor in the health care, financial services, and hospitality industries. He joined Kernutt Stokes in 2023.
Using his extensive industry experience, Ethan is excited about the opportunities to collaborate with clients to help them improve their processes and become more efficient.
Ethan enjoys spending time with his son, friends, and family. He also likes being outdoors, especially the high desert, coast, and mountains.
Professional Designations and Licenses
Certified Public Accountant, Oregon
Certified Fraud Examiner
Certified Internal Auditor
Memberships
Primary Services
Primary Industries
Manufacturing
Medical and Dental
Education
Financial Services
Gaming and Hospitality
Government
Nonprofits
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