Jim Loeffler

Jim has more than thirty years of experience in accounting and finance, which includes leadership roles with EY, The Campbell Soup Company and MBNA America (Bank of America). Now in his fourth decade as a CPA, Jim founded InTune Business Advisors LLC in 2004, a boutique firm that focuses on growth and exit planning for manufacturing business owners and forensic accounting for litigation attorneys and their clients. An entrepreneur himself, Jim understands that manufacturing owners know their businesses better than he ever will. This is why he’s so excited to bring his expertise and experience to bear when they decide to make one of the most important financial decisions in their life: Buying or selling their business. Jim addresses complex corporate finance issues, performs due diligence and business valuations, and advises clients on both buy-side and sell-side transactions. His financial and data modeling expertise extends beyond valuations and projections to include complex statistical analyses. Additionally, as a process improvement expert, Jim brings a unique perspective that clients leverage to drive business value. Jim routinely brings his forensic accounting expertise to bear in matters involving shareholder disputes, economic damages (e.g., lost profits), business interruption employment claims, incentive compensation disputes, fraud examinations, business valuations, and other situations that demand rigorous analysis and the ability to make the complex understandable in a court of law. He has worked with the FBI, served as a Receivership Accountant, and has testified as an expert witness. Jim routinely addresses the business community on such topics. A graduate of John Carroll University with a double major in Accounting and Finance and The University of Pittsburgh’s Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business, Jim is an active member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. An avid musician, Jim can be found playing his bass or crunching guitar chords when he’s not crunching numbers. Jim can be reached at 412-400-7548 or [email protected].