Hollinger Services, Inc.

Hollinger Services, Inc. has been providing customized accounting services for more than 45 years. We are a local, owner-operated firm with a small, diversified, and knowledgeable staff.

Marialice Hollinger (“Marty”), a former teacher, began the business in the basement of her Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, home in 1965. From this modest beginning the business slowly grew—primarily through client satisfaction and word of mouth rather than promotional gimmicks or advertising. Additional staff was added as the company expanded, including Marty's husband Robert ("Bob") Hollinger, who had a strong background in business operations. To better serve a growing client list HSI relocated in 2000 to its present location at 50 College Avenue in Elizabethtown. At our modern and conveniently located office, Hollinger's has enjoyed continued success as it provides exceptional financial services to individuals, businesses, and non-for-profit organizations in central and southeast Pennsylvania.

John Snowden, an area business owner, purchased the company in 2012 when the Hollingers decided to begin semi-retirement. Both Marty and Bob, who are active in civic and church affairs, continue to manage select accounts and may be contacted through our office. Under John’s leadership and direction, Hollinger Services, Inc. has retained its traditional emphasis on quality, attention to detail, and full-service, customized accounting services.

Over the years HSI has developed a dedicated team of highly skilled and experienced professionals with strong ties to Elizabethtown and the surrounding region. These
strengths enable Hollingers to offer its clients carefully researched, relevant, and personalized financial consulting for tax strategies, asset coordination, and audits.

Our clientele is remarkably diverse. In additional to individual accounts, our current client list includes a broad range of businesses from sole proprietors and smaller not-for-profit
organizations to limited liability partnerships and larger corporate businesses. These include:

• Artists and Cultural Organizations

• Business and Trade Associations

• Churches and Faith-based Organizations

• Construction Companies

• Health Care Providers

• Home Owner Associations

• Private Schools, Day Care and Pre-kindergarten through High School

• Property Management Companies

• Real Estate Development and Sales Companies