Eight MACPA members have been included on Forbes' 2025 list of America's Top 200 CPAs.

Published on Oct. 15, the list "includes those from assorted specializations and from across the country," Forbes editor Steel Rose writes. "The CPAs selected have all distinguished themselves through success at their firms, the advancement of their profession, and by giving back to their communities, and each survived a review process that involved the research, evaluation and rating of this year’s all-star, public practicing CPAs through nominations, direct outreach, recommendations and editorial review. But ultimately, each CPA earned the Forbes’ editorial imprimatur through trust."

Those honored include the following MACPA members:

• Robin Booth, CPA, managing principal, Booth Management Consulting in Baltimore
• Mike Ginski, CPA, partner, Citrin Cooperman in Owings Mills and a member of the MACPA's State Tax Committee
• Lexy Kessler, CPA, a partner in Aprio's Assurance Services Practice, chair of the AICPA's Board of Directors, and former chair of the MACPA's Board of Directors
• Harold Mohn, CPA, managing director of UHY in Columbia and chair of the MACPA's Legislative Executive Committee
• Omid Mohebbi, CPA, manager, GRF CPAs & Advisors in Bethesda
• Elisa Obillo, CPA, director, Aprio in Arlington, Va.
• Peter Ragone, CPA, director, SC&H Group in Sparks
• Trevor Williams, CPA, partner, GRF CPAs & Advisors in Bethesda

"In a world where trust is routinely broken, trustworthy financial statements are all the more essential," Rose writes. "Of course, CPAs themselves don't guarantee anything; they simply state that in their opinion, the financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the respective financial position. But given the 92-year track record the accreditation carries, CPAs remain the professionals who are held accountable for the fair reporting by American institutions — for profit and not-for-profit — upon which America relies."

See the complete America's Top CPAs 2025 list here.