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Stuart Kessler '47
Chairman, American Institute of CPAs

Stuart Kessler is a founding partner of the firm Goldstein, Golub, Kessler & Company. The firm has grown to be the eighteenth largest CPA firm in the country and the largest one office accounting firm in the world. Mr. Kessler has distinguished himself by becoming President of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants (NYSSCPA) and, more recently, by being elected Chairman of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). The honor of heading this 330,000 person organization is equivalent to chairing the American Bar Association or the American Medical Association in the legal and medical fields.

After earning his bachelors degree from Brooklyn College, Mr. Kessler served in the U.S. Air Force. He then earned an MBA from Baruch College, a JD from Brooklyn Law School and an LLM in taxation from NYU.

In addition to being one of the "top" CPA’s in the country, Mr. Kessler is also considered on of the most respected and knowledgeable tax and personal financial planning practitioners. He has been named by Worth Magazine as one of America’s leading financial planners in each of the past three years that they have published such ratings. Accounting Today has consistently named Mr. Kessler as one of the hundred most influential people in accounting and Money Magazine calls him one of the outstanding tax practitioners in the country.

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Principal's Message

Dear Students,

It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to Brooklyn Technical High School. I congratulate you on your achievement in gaining admission to Brooklyn Tech and wish you much success as you embark on what is just the beginning of the next phase of a lifetime of learning. In addition to being recognized by U.S. News & World Reports as an outstanding high school in the United States as well as a New American High School, Brooklyn Tech boasts among its graduates Nobel Prize laureates, corporate executives, city and state elected officials, university recognized scientists, engineers, and architects, as well as noted leaders in business, finance, industry, publishing and the arts. That you have chosen to attend Brooklyn Tech is an indication of your personal commitment to learning and potential for success.

William Shakespeare once said, “We all know what we are but not what we can be.” In choosing to attend Brooklyn Technical High School, you have made a significant step in determining your success and achieving your lifetime goals. Our esteemed group of alumni over the last eighty five years can surely testify to the enduring value of the education they received at this school.

Once again, I extend my sincerest wishes for a happy, successful life in Brooklyn Technical High School.

Randy J. Asher

Principal