Sugar Land’s Founders Bank has named Fort Bend businessman Thomas J. Petrosewicz to its board of directors. He will serve as an advisory member.
Petrosewicz is a certified public accountant who manages his own practice, Petrosewicz & Company, in Richmond. His firm specializes in individual and business taxation, small business consulting and forensic accounting.
“Tom brings a wealth of business experience to our board,” said Jim Sturgeon, Founders Bank CEO. “He has owned his own firm for close to 20 years and has helped countless other businesses achieve success via proper business, tax and financial planning. In addition, he is well-connected to the business community in Richmond and Rosenberg and that is a definite plus. We are pleased and proud to have him join our board of directors.”
Prior to forming his accounting practice in 1991, Petrosewicz managed the financial and administrative activities of a multi-million-dollar manufacturing/wholesale distribution business in Houston. He began his career with the international public accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Petrosewicz currently serves as chairman of the finance council at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Richmond and treasurer of the Plantation Meadows Property Owners Association. He is a former board member of the Central Fort Bend Chamber Alliance; the Fort Bend Boys Choir of Texas; the Rosenberg Railroad Museum; and the Lamar Educational Awards Foundation.
