Theodore Giomakis

Tax Senior

2022

Theo joined Howland Capital in 2022 as a Tax Senior. Prior to joining Howland Capital, Theo worked in public accounting extensively with tax clients ranging from individuals, partnerships, corporations, fiduciaries, and non-profit organizations.

He attended Bridgewater State University and graduated with a B.S in Accounting and Finance and a Master’s in Accountancy.

Theo is a native of Greece and is preserving his Greek language and culture. In his personal time, Theo enjoys various outdoor activities, cooking and spending time with friends and family.

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