[b]Sonja Haaby[/b] started her career as a Branch manager in U.S. Bank in Bend, Oregon in the year 1998. There she was responsible for maintaining and ensuring that branch operations are in compliance with regulations, policies and procedures. Also, she was responsible for ensuring customer service and sales standards. She conducted audits and reconciled various areas of operations: i.e. Cashier’s checks, general ledger accounts, money orders, traveler’s checks and proof of teller work. She created a positive team environment by communicating, encouraging, coaching, goal setting, and motivating the staff. She worked there till the year 2004.

[b]Sonja Haaby[/b] has been working in public accounting for the past 11 years. Currently, she is working as a licensed Tax Consultant with the state of Oregon, and pursuing her Certified Public Accountant (CPA) license where she plans to accomplish 4th quarter of 2018. She is a licensed Enrolled Agent with Internal Revenue Service which allows me to represent my clients in front of IRS just like a CPA.

Sonja also gives back to the community by supporting many organizations that work for community welfare. She has been actively involved with Habitat for Humanity, Deschutes Children Foundation, and Eagle Mountain Church in Bend, Oregon.

[b]About Sonja Haaby[/b]

[b]Sonja Haaby[/b] has been working in public accounting for the past 11 years. She has three beautiful children, 2 girls and a boy namely, Sydney aged 23, Amber aged 21, and a son Andre aged 18. Both her daughters during high school were accomplished in volleyball, and participated in many state competitions and Club sporting events. Her son was accomplished in Soccer and Lacrosse at Summit and Ridgeview High. Sonja has earned various certifications and licensing including: IRS Enrolled Agent, Licensed Tax Preparer (State of Oregon), Franklin Covey (Time Management Course). She is a kind-hearted woman and strongly believes in giving back to the community. She volunteers and donates her time as well as money for the greater good.