WE GET YOU

There is a world of difference between the needs of a LOCALLY-OWNED CPA firm and the needs of a national CPA firm. 

While the market may want to throw you into one pile, we understand that one size doesn’t fit all. Learn more.

WHAT’S DIFFERENT:

• 98%, 96%, 93% - Our Retention Success for those that we have placed after year one, two & three  
• 84.6% - The Number of National CPA Firm Employees That Stated They Would Never Respond to a Job Posting for Another CPA Firm
• 38.2% - The Number of Above-Referenced National CPA Firm Employees That We’ve Placed in the Last Three Years With Locally-Owned CPA Firms
• $9,000 -$12,000 - The Average Cost Savings Our Clients Realize When Working With Our Firm vs. Other Recruiting Firms

“I love WHAT I do…

Just not WHERE I do it.” 

In today’s world of public accounting, there is a distinct difference between firms that talk about “work-life balance” and those that put it into practice.

We are devoted to partnering with Locally-Owned CPA Firms that are committed to leveraging their size as an asset to give you the life you have always desired in public accounting but couldn’t find in a large, national firm.

Let us show you the difference.

“There was also Benaiah (Ben-eye-ah) son of Jehoiada, a valiant warrior from Kabzeel. He did many heroic deeds, which included killing two champions of Moab. Another time, on a snowy day, he CHASED a lion into a pit and killed it.” — 1 Chronicles 11:22

In the Old Testament, King David was served by Thirty Mighty Men. Within that list of Thirty Mighty Men, there was an elite group of soldiers that served David as his personal bodyguards, and at the head of that elite group of men, was Benaiah.

There are many stories throughout the Old Testament that speak about the great feats of courage and strength of Benaiah, but when you truly take time to soak in the last sentence of the passage above, there is really no need for additional explanation.

Benaiah CHASED this lion down INTO THE PIT - which was COVERED WITH SNOW - and footing was less than stable, and he killed the lion. Some translations add “with his bare hands.” As we would say here in the south - ‘Nuff Said!  Continue reading.

“John was amazing! He listened to make sure we were a match before the interview happened.

He provides pre-interview information, company history, suggestions on how to make the interview productive regarding the job being filled. He immediately follows up after the interview for feedback from both parties.”
—Beth T.