About Andrew

Andrew Comegna joined SOS Consulting in July 2024. He was born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee and stayed in-state to earn his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree with a major in Finance from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville where he graduated Summa Cum Laude. Upon graduation, Andrew took a job with Crestmark Bank supporting the lender in their asset-based lending department. Most days were spent traveling the country analyzing client assets across a broad range of industries. This provided a nice foundation of understanding business models in various industry verticals.

With an opportunity to augment Andrew’s corporate finance and accounting skillset, he joined LBMC, a top national accounting and consulting firm, in the firm’s business valuation, litigation support, and M&A services group. There, he completed close to 100 valuation engagements of businesses and their interests from startup phases to $500M+ in revenue. His work was used to support financial reporting, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), corporate planning, and gift and estate tax compliance. Additionally, Andrew worked in sell-side advisory capacities ranging from full M&A processes to consulting engagements at the negotiating table. In this role, Andrew worked directly with executive management teams, private equity sponsors, attorneys, external consultants, and founders of closely held businesses. 

Andrew embodies the values of SOS. His curiosity and thoughtful questions, along with his fail forward attitude, have afforded him the opportunity to be a quick riser in the organizations in which he has served. He is passionate about challenging himself to go above and beyond what is required of him and aims to create immense value for his clients (significance focused). Andrew is mission-oriented, serving on the board of directors of a local nonprofit organization and is actively involved in his church. Out of the office, Andrew enjoys playing golf, listening to live music, traveling, and spending time with friends and family. He especially cherishes the company of his wife, Mary Margaret, and their dog, Tiny.