Marcum names Weiner CEO

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Marcum has named Jeffrey Weiner, managing partner, chairman and chief executive officer and David Bukzin, head of the firm’s SEC practice group, vice chairman.

The firm said its executive committee approved the changes effective immediately and that other leadership titles at the office at various management levels also changed.

“All of these changes will help support Marcum’s continued growth and better align the firm with others in the accounting industry,” Weiner said in a written statement.

He served as managing partner since 1990 and Bukzin held several titles, including partner-in-charge of Marcum’s SEC services practice group.  He will continue to lead the national SEC practice and the firm’s New York City office.

“As Marcum has expanded into new geographies and service offerings and absorbed other firms with their own cultures, it has become more complex over time to maintain a clearly defined leadership system,” Weiner added. “These changes will simplify things and make it easier for clients and future partners to understand our structure.”

A spokeswoman said these are changes in title, but not structure, and that Marcum continues to be a limited liability partnership where Weiner and Bukzin remain partners.

When asked whether the changes in title would entail changes in pay, a Marcum spokeswoman said only that the firm does not discuss compensation