Anthony Scilipoti

And the clients, it didn't end up ending anywhere.

So I

Uh, what ended up happening was the, there was some due diligence work to do where we could do actually look at transactions, companies calling us to say, you know, we want to spin out this business or we want to make this acquisition.

And then I asked, put my hand up, said, listen, can I do that sort of work?

And then I started doing it and I loved it.

I saw some huge fulfillment.

And then it's all about people you meet.

I met a gentleman named Al Rosen and he was head of accounting at York University.

And he was a forensic accountant.

He had his own practice.

He taught us to pass the UFI at the exam or the CPA exam at the time.

And I said, you know, I'd like to work with you.

And he said, well, you get your CA work done and then we'll think about it.

And that's what I did.

And so then I tutelaged under him for some four years.

And that really made it happen.

You weren't on the Enron file, were you?

I was not on the Enron file.

I left Arthur Anderson in 1997.

Couldn't even spell Enron at the time.