Adam Herron Earns Certified Construction Industry Financial Professional (CCIFP) Designation
New York, NY — Adam Herron, Audit Manager in Grassi’s Construction practice, has earned the Certified Construction Industry Financial Professional (CCIFP) designation, placing him among the most credentialed professionals in construction financial management nationwide.
Administered by the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA), the CCIFP designation recognizes professionals who demonstrate advanced technical knowledge, substantial industry experience, and a deep understanding of the financial and operational dynamics specific to the construction industry. The credential is accredited by the ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) and endorsed by leading industry organizations, including the Construction Industry CPAs/Consultants Association (CICPAC), International Risk Management Institute (IRMI), and the National Association of Surety Bond Professionals (NASBP).
Herron joins a national community of more than 1,300 CCIFP‑certified professionals and a growing group of CCIFP credential holders within Grassi’s Construction practice. Grassi is consistently recognized by Construction Executive as a Top 50 Construction Accounting Firm and currently ranks #6 nationally by number of CCIFP holders, with more than half of the firm’s Construction Partners holding the designation.
To earn the designation, candidates must meet rigorous professional experience requirements and pass a comprehensive examination covering core areas of construction financial management, including accounting and financial reporting, revenue recognition, budgeting and forecasting, risk management, taxation, legal considerations, human resources, and information technology. CCIFP credential holders are also required to adhere to a formal Code of Ethics and complete continuing professional education to maintain the designation.
Herron’s achievement reflects Grassi’s continued investment in technical training and professional development, strengthening the firm’s ability to help construction clients navigate evolving accounting standards, manage risk, and address increasing regulatory and operational complexity.
About Grassi’s Construction Practice
For more than 45 years, Grassi’s Construction practice has advised general contractors, subcontractors, architects, and engineers on the financial, tax, and operational challenges shaping the construction industry. Serving more than 550 construction clients, Grassi helps clients strengthen financial reporting, manage risk, and make informed decisions that support long‑term growth.
