Gifts to Moore
Accounting alumnus makes gift to school
Ned Ginsburg, alumnus from the School of Accounting (BS 1980), has made a generous gift of a paper shredder valued at $3,000 to the School of Accounting. Mr. Ginsburg is the Sr. Vice President and CFO of the MBM Corporation, in charge of administration and finance for both the USA and Canadian groups. He has been with MBM since 1993.
His wife, Jocelyn, is also an alumna of USC. She graduated summa cum laude in 1983 with a degree in English and in 1986 with a law degree. She is now a family court judge for the 9th Judicial Circuit.
Pictured are from left: Joshua Elliott, with Grant Thornton, FAD board member instrumental in bringing about this gift; Joel Smith, dean; Ned Ginsburg, BS '80; and Dr. Timothy Doupnik, professor and chair, School of Accounting.