Mergers of Accounting Firms: Why, How and With Whom to Affiliate

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Why have there been so many mergers? What are the goals of a merger and how do you execute a plan to achieve those goals? Is a merger right for me? Should I be considering merging up or merging someone in? 

Presenter, Joel Sinkin,  principal of Accounting Transition Advisors, has consulted on over 900 accounting firm M&A transactions. Joel has written widely and taught professionals about this subject in workshops, web casts, and coaching programs on behalf of the AICPA and many other organizations.

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Who Should Attend

  • Partners of accounting firms who want to explore growing through a merger or utilizing a merger to assist with the growth for the younger partners and succession for the older ones.
  • Firms who want to know more about how the marketplace has changed the playing field

What You Learn

  • What in the economy and industry demographics has created this merger mania
  • What are the goals of a merger
  • How can a merger with one firm create growth opportunities for the partners seeking such and succession for the partners desiring that path
  • How do you value your equity
  • How are mergers structured
  • What items do you review in due diligence prior to selecting a merger partner
  • The keys to retaining staff and clients through a merger
  • What are the roadblocks to successful mergers and how to escape a bad one
  • This session will walk you through actual case studies of deals

Benefits of Attending

  • Learn how to create a win/win merger
  • Learn how to chose the “right” merger partner and deal structure
  • Learn the pitfalls to avoid and the keys to a successful plan, one that retains the clients and staff as well.

Program Level: Basic

Prerequisite: None

Advanced Preparation: None


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