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February 5, 2024

Steven Bong – 2023 “20 Under 40” Influencer

Steven Bong – 2023 “20 Under 40” Influencer CofounderAuditFilehttps://auditfile.com Steven is the founder and CEO of AuditFile.com, a cloud-based solution for auditors. AuditFile is used by thousands of customers all over the world. In 2021, Steven was awarded US Patent 10,891,294 for the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques to financial statement audits.... Read more »

Steven Bong – 2023 “20 Under 40” Influencer

Cofounder
AuditFile
https://auditfile.com

Steven is the founder and CEO of AuditFile.com, a cloud-based solution for auditors. AuditFile is used by thousands of customers all over the world. In 2021, Steven was awarded US Patent 10,891,294 for the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques to financial statement audits. Previously, Steven worked at Merrill Lynch and Accenture. He graduated from UC Berkeley, where he majored in statistics.

At UC Berkeley, he worked under Nobel Laureate Daniel McFadden at the Statistical Computing Facility and Econometric Laboratory. In his free time, he enjoys skiing and is an instrument-rated pilot. Steven is an Extra-class amateur radio operator and a volunteer examiner for the American Radio Relay League. Steven lives with his wife, two children, and two dogs in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Current Professional Reading / Listening
I’m currently reading Deep Risk by William J. Bernstein.

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