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Grace M. Lopez-Williams, CPA is a perfect example of today’s global businesswoman. She holds an MBA from Loyola University, subsequent earned her CPA credentials and then worked for several companies in finance and tax positions before starting her own firms, Grace Williams & Associates, Inc., Grace Williams, CPA, PC, and Grace Williams Accounting Services, LLC, in 1996. Among her career recognitions, she is the 2005 recipient of Atlanta Women in Business’s Results Count award. Grace, who is fluent in both English and Spanish, has spent her career designing and implementing system improvements to increase productivity and reduce costs. This has encompassed not only the redesign of how the work is performed and the elimination of unnecessary systems, but also the integration of software and hardware solutions to improve productivity She uses her comprehensive understanding of the finance and administrative functions of a business -- purchasing, personnel, warehouse and inventory procedures, contracts administration, timekeeping, payroll, and management reporting – to assist clients with the design of more efficient work flow patterns and systems, all with an eye to merging daily work demands with long-term strategic goals. Grace’s clients are in the United States as well as Latin America and Asia.
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Our 2009 Results Count award recipient, Barb Giamanco, left, had her picture taken with BB Webb, Peggy Parks and Grace Lopez-Williams, respectively our 2006, 2008 and 2005 recipients. Congratulations to all!
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