Our Team

Bethany Verble, CPA, CFE, CBPA, Senior Manager

Bethany is a senior manager in the Consulting division of Maner Costerisan’s Accounting and Outsourced Solutions department. She began her career as an intern with the firm’s Audit team in 2015 and was hired full-time shortly after. Bethany’s passion for helping her clients strengthen their internal controls and operations as an auditor led her to a new focus, providing consulting and advisory services to clients of all industries. In this role, she helps organizations plan for the future and achieve their goals. She also offers investigation services to organizations that have been victimized by or have suspicions of fraud, helping determine any losses and implementing controls to prevent loss and mitigate risk in the future.

Bethany regularly presents on fraud prevention and internal controls to organizations across the state, including the Michigan Township Association (MTA), Michigan School Business Officials (MSBO), Michigan State Association of Accountants, Auditors, and Business Administrators (SAAABA), American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), and others.

In addition to her client-focused responsibilities, Bethany is passionate about learning, growing, and supporting her team. She served as head of the internal audit department training team and chairs Maner’s Employee Engagement Committee – a group dedicated to furthering culture and engagement for associates at all levels.

Outside of Maner, Bethany is the Vice President of the Lansing Association of Certified Fraud Examiners and joined the Michigan Women in Finance board in 2022. In 2023, Bethany was named to Lansing Symphony Orchestra’s Board of Directors.

Bethany graduated from Lansing Community College and Davenport University with a bachelor’s in Accounting, Fraud, and Investigation. A resident of Mason, Mich., she loves to read, bake, exercise, and is actively involved in a community choir.

My mission in life is to end each day with a sense of accomplishment. What I've learned in public accounting is that you'll never get everything done, but if you've learned even one thing, or helped one person that day, you've accomplished a lot!