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Robert Half Promotes Mark Jamati To Senior Vice President Of Tax

Robert Half has promoted Mark Jamati to senior vice president of tax, effective March 8, 2022.

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Robert Half has promoted Mark Jamati to senior vice president of tax, effective March 8, 2022. Jamati, who joined the firm in 2004, will oversee tax reporting, strategy, and compliance. His experience includes leading vital tax initiatives to enhance efficiency and value within the company. Mike Buckley, CFO of Robert Half, expressed confidence in Jamati's ability to navigate complex global tax regulations. Robert Half (NYSE: RHI) continues to connect skilled job seekers with leading companies through its specialized talent solutions.

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  • Mark Jamati's promotion reflects his extensive experience since 2004, which could enhance tax strategy and compliance.
  • CFO Mike Buckley's confidence in Jamati may reassure investors about the company's tax leadership during regulatory changes.

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MENLO PARK, Calif., March 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Talent solutions and business consulting firm Robert Half has promoted Mark Jamati to senior vice president of tax. In this role, he will lead tax reporting, strategy and compliance for the enterprise.

Jamati began his career with Robert Half in 2004 and has been integral to the company's global tax planning and reporting infrastructure. During his tenure, he led many critical tax initiatives and projects with a focus on driving efficiency and delivering value. A strong collaborator, Jamati has built highly effective relationships both inside and outside the organization.

"As one of our most tenured and valued leaders, I am confident in Mark's ability to lead our company through an environment of ever-changing global tax regulations," said Mike Buckley, executive vice president and chief financial officer at Robert Half. "His expertise is unrivaled, and we are well positioned for the future under his guidance."

About Robert Half 
Robert Half (NYSE: RHI) is the world's first and largest specialized talent solutions and business consulting firm that connects opportunities at great companies with highly skilled job seekers. Robert Half offers contract, temporary and permanent placement solutions and is the parent company of Protiviti®, a global consulting firm. Visit roberthalf.com and download our award-winning mobile app.

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Who was promoted at Robert Half on March 8, 2022?

Mark Jamati was promoted to senior vice president of tax at Robert Half.

What are Mark Jamati's responsibilities as senior vice president of tax?

He will lead tax reporting, strategy, and compliance for the enterprise.

What is Robert Half's stock symbol?

Robert Half's stock symbol is RHI.

How long has Mark Jamati been with Robert Half?

Mark Jamati has been with Robert Half since 2004.

What role does Mike Buckley have at Robert Half?

Mike Buckley is the executive vice president and chief financial officer at Robert Half.

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