A highly experienced business and accounting professional, Kenneth Meunier is a leading accounting consultant and financial analyst who has worked for a number of major companies in both Silicon Valley and most recently at Microsoft.
“Technology and financial reporting systems should serve people, and not the other way around. But what I have seen is that technology can either free someone or enslave them 24/7. Financial reporting systems should be leveraged to serve its owners by providing information accurately and efficiently, so people can get information they need and get on with the business of doing what they are good at.” – Kenneth Meunier
When in charge of streamlining the financial reporting processes for Microsoft’s Product Pricing Division, Kenneth Meunier’s work made the reporting systems considerably more reliable, efficient, and accurate. In every position he has taken on, he has exhibited impressive skills in finding solutions to the most difficult of problems. Before starting work with Microsoft’s Products Divisions, he worked as a Business Analyst for Microsoft’s MSN Division where he helped develop several important changes in the reporting processes, which provided more accurate and useful business information for the executive management team. Prior to his position at MSN, he worked in several different accounting roles, including as Tax Manager for a major technology company and General Accounting Manager for a large housing developer.
Earning a B.S. in Accountancy from Arizona State University, Kenneth Meunier was an exceptional scholar and earned a remarkable grade point average of 3.96. He graduated in the top one percent of his class in both the W.P. Carey School of Business and the prestigious Barrett Honors College, and received Summa Cum Laude honors at his graduation. Kenneth Meunier has maintained his involvement at Arizona State University through membership in the school’s Student Alumni Association.
Engaging in a variety of activities in his spare time, Kenneth Meunier enjoys traveling, playing the piano, and hiking in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. An avid reader, Kenneth Meunier particularly enjoys reading literature on philosophy and economics.
