Havens, Forbes make HORNE transition seamless
French journalist Alphonse Karr once wrote that the more things change, the more they stay the same. HORNE executives Joey Havens and Neil Forbes might agree with Karrâs assessment. Forbes, who serves as managing partner of government services, will be assuming the reins of executive partner in mid-May from Havens, who is stepping aside due to the Ridgeland-based accounting firmâs mandatory retirement at age 65 for executive partners. Havens notes the transition will be seamless. âNeil was elected in June 2020 and the transition process is virtually 98 percent complete,â s...