phone: 864.407.4202
email: chance@copperadvisors.com
Chance is from Sandhill, MS but currently resides in New London, CT where his wife is stationed in the Navy. Although Chance works remotely, he doesn’t miss a beat and is known for continuously going above and beyond for his clients! As the firm's BOSS Director, Chance specializes in accounting, tax, and business consulting services for small and medium-sized businesses. Prior to joining Copper Advisors, Chance spent seven years with Greene Finney & Horton LLP and three years with Dixon Hughes PLLC. He has earned Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Business Administration, both from Charleston Southern University, and is a Certified Public Accountant. When Chance isn’t working, you can find him scuba diving, mountain biking and hiking with his wife and three young children. He also enjoys weightlifting, playing the guitar, and is the movie quote guy you want on your trivia team!
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