Mark
S. Krickovich
Principal

Mark
Krickovich, founder and principal of MK Appraisal Group
maintains primary responsibility for completing and
reviewing a variety of appraisal engagements. In addition
to setting strategy and serving clients, Mark also completes
technical components of the firm's valuation projects,
conducts interviews, reviews appraiser’s work,
composes appraisal reports and ensures compliance with
latest guidance.
Mark brings significant valuation experience, including
intangible & long-term asset/liability appraisals,
“reporting unit” fair-value determinations,
business segment valuation, M&A target appraisal
consulting, ad-val orem property tax appraisal, 409a
stock option appraisal, inter-company transfers, restricted
stock valuation and other engagements. He has completed
appraisals in industries such as semiconductor, Internet,
software, hardware, wireless applications, telecommunications,
agricultural products, consumer goods, hospitality,
aerospace & defense (US DoD and foreign) and many
others.
Prior to founding the firm in 2001, Mark served as
an appraiser with a Portland, Oregon valuation firm
focused on the appraisal of intangible assets and
intellectual property. His responsibilities included
valuation of intangibles (including significant in-process
R&D analyses), developing technical due-diligence
procedures, the training of junior appraisers, creating
complex financial models, performing research, writing
reports, and other tasks. Mark has more than 15 years’
experience in diverse finance positions, including
corporate financial reporting, capital planning, corporate
development, budgeting, and business valuation. Prior
to issuance of FAS-141, 142 & 144, Mark collaborated
with staff members of FASB (Financial Accounting Standards
Board) on implementing the new allocation, intangible
and goodwill rules.
Mark holds a bachelor’s degree with a finance
focus from Portland State University in Portland,
Oregon and continues to strengthen his credentials
through technical courses, seminars, self-study and
constant interaction with fellow business appraisers,
regulators, accountants and attorneys. Mark is a candidate
member of the American Society of Appraisers and is
working to achieve ASA (Accredited Senior Appraiser)
certification, having completed three of the required
four courses: BV 201n BV 202n and BV203n.