Marciel Camacho has a strong work ethic. He worked in multiple start-up companies in California’s Silicon Valley before forming Lexington Financial in 1988. He started early in life and balanced his career goals with helping to raise a family of four children, which he considers the most important work of his life.
At an early age, Marciel realized that only through hard work would he be able to achieve his life goals. His years of dedication helped to create Lexington Tax Services into the practice it is today. Marciel brings this same commitment and diligence to every client who partners with Lexington Tax Services.
“I started my career in accounting in the corporate world and gravitated to financial planning when I realized I could do more for people outside a corporate environment. I wanted to take a proactive role in helping others analyze their data, measure their progress, and create comprehensive plans to assist in reaching their dreams.”
Marciel has more than three decades of experience in finance. He has successfully built a solid reputation and long-term relationships by providing clients with the highest level of financial competency and integrity.
Before founding Lexington Tax Services, Marciel served as controller for firms in the semiconductor and robotics industries. He has performed complex business financial modeling and forecasting and installed several small business accounting software systems.
Marciel is a graduate of Brigham Young University with a bachelor’s degree in accounting and has continued graduate studies at Golden Gate University. He has completed the coursework for the Enrolled Agent license, which involves representing clients before the Internal Revenue Service.
Marciel’s desire to serve others is evident in the way he cares for his clients with unwavering integrity, knowledge, and kindness. He is also committed to his community and serves his church in many ways.
When he is not serving clients, Marciel enjoys spending time with his family, gardening, and traveling. He is proud of the 1974 MGB sportscar he rebuilt with his sons when they were in high school.