City of Lenexa
Nathan Mull, CPA, has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Nathan currently serves as the Deputy Chief Financial Officer at the City of Lenexa. Prior to this role, they were the Director of Accounting at Blue Valley School District for seven years. Before joining Blue Valley, Nathan worked as an Internal Audit Manager at DST Systems. Nathan gained valuable experience in auditing during their time at Ernst & Young, where they held positions such as Audit Manager, Senior Auditor, and Staff Auditor. Nathan started their professional career as a Tax Associate at H&R Block. Nathan also contributed to the academic field as an Accounting Graduate Teaching Assistant at Kansas State University.
Nathan Mull, CPA, pursued their education in accounting at Kansas State University. From 2002 to 2006, they completed their Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Accounting. Nathan then continued their studies at the same university and obtained a Master's degree in Accounting from 2006 to 2007. In addition to their educational qualifications, Nathan Mull is also a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) certified by the Kansas Board of Accountancy. The specific month and year of obtaining this certification were not provided.
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City of Lenexa
Once considered a small bedroom community in the 1970s, Lenexa has grown into a major employment center in the region, with more than 50,000 workers coming to or staying in the community for their jobs each day. Lenexa, which is the home to numerous high-tech companies and national headquarters, also has more bioscience companies than any other city in the state. The city’s strong business base brings vitality and financial stability. The commitment and support of businesses in the community add to the small-town atmosphere and strong sense of community that adds to the high quality of life Lenexa citizens enjoy. In addition to the city’s healthy business base, Lenexa offers excellent public safety, quality roads and infrastructure, more than 30 parks with beautiful open green spaces and a variety of recreational opportunities, a well-planned community with safe and attractive neighborhoods, and a sense of hometown community spirit and pride that truly makes Lenexa special. Citizens will tell you that one reason they feel so connected is the variety of festivals and events held in Lenexa each year bringing families, neighbors and friends together. Known in this area as the City of Festivals, Lenexa hosts numerous events including the Great Lenexa Barbeque Battle – The Kansas State Championship, Community Days Parade, Freedom Run, Midnight Bike Ride, Waterfest, Tails on the Trails pet festival, Spinach Festival, Chili Challenge, Enchanted Forest, Senior Banquet and Holiday Lighting Ceremony. Lenexa is looked to as a leader in local government initiatives such as public safety, development issues, festivals, watershed management, and the use of technology. The city has a long history of sustainable practices and thoughtful planning, which enables the community to meet its current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs.