Andrea Jansen has been with the firm since 2005 and serves as a partner with the firm’s public sector practice. She specializes in providing accounting, auditing and IT risk assessment services to the public sector including municipalities, counties, utilities and school districts. Andrea is the public sector leader for Baker Tilly’s technology risk community of practice. She is a Certified Fraud Examiner.

Andrea Jansen has been with the firm since 2005 and serves as a partner with the firm’s public sector practice. 

Bachelor of Business Administration, accounting

Partner-in-charge of financial and compliance-related audits of governmental units including cities, towns, villages and counties, as well as school districts and utilities

Partner-in-charge of single audit engagements for municipalities, counties and school districts

Assists clients in implementing new accounting standards

Prepares financial statements and other annual reports for governmental entities

Provides accounting assistance, agreed upon procedures and consulting services

Performs and reviews IT risk assessment services

Presents results and reporting to governing bodies and management

Reviews and provides technical assistance to local governments participating in the GFOA Comprehensive Annual Financial Report award program

Analyzes transactions, accounting systems and controls related to forensic matters for counties and municipalities

Performs compliance and financial audits of Tax Incremental Financing (TIF) districts and Business Improvement Districts (BID)

Offers recommendations on accounting policies and procedures to strengthen internal controls

American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)

Wisconsin Institute of Certified Public Accountants (WICPA)

Wisconsin Government Finance Officers Association (WGFOA)

­Presenter – University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Clerks and Treasurer’s Institute – “Fraud in government” (2020-2016); “Audit Preparation” (2019)

Presenter – WIAWWA, “How Secure is Your Utility’s Network? Assessing Cyber Risk” (2019)

Fraud in Government; University of WI Green Bay – Clerks and Treasurer’s Institute (2018, 2017, 2016)

GASB updates: Wisconsin Cities and Villages and the League of Wisconsin Municipalities’ Clerks, Treasurers; and Finance Officers Institute (2015)

Cybersecurity: It’s not just for businesses (Baker Tilly webinar, March 2015)

Cybersecurity oversight: the board and C-suite’s perspectives

Transitioning between SOC reports: How a SOC 2 can benefit organizations currently receiving a SOC 1

Managing cyber threats: Developing a sustainable cybersecurity program to address your unique risks

Compliance Supplement and Single Audit Update

Fostering a Diverse and Inclusive Workplace

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