Accounting M&A is the show that unpacks the wave of consolidation transforming the accounting profession. Hosted by Rob Brown, it brings together the leaders, investors and advisors behind the deals that are reshaping firm ownership, culture and strategy across North America and beyond.
Private equity is one of the most powerful forces in accounting today. Firms are being bought, merged and restructured at record pace as investors see the profession as a gateway to long-term, recurring revenue and trusted client relationships. Accounting M&A explains what this means for firm owners, partners and next-generation leaders who need to understand valuation, succession and scale.
Each monthly panel features four high-profile guests drawn from accounting firms, private equity houses, networks, law firms and M&A advisors. Together they share the insights, data and experience behind the numbers. Listeners learn how deals are financed, structured and integrated, what drives valuation multiples and where risk and opportunity lie.
The show also explores the human impact of consolidation. What happens to culture when outside capital enters? How do leaders retain talent, purpose and independence in PE-backed environments? What does succession look like for founders who want an exit but also a legacy? Accounting M&A addresses these real questions with candour and balance.
For firm leaders planning growth or sale, for consultants advising on transactions and for investors seeking to understand the profession, Accounting M&A offers context, clarity and credibility. It blends market intelligence with strategic insight, giving listeners a front-row seat to the most disruptive trend in accounting.
Accounting M&A is part of the Accounting Voices Network, which also includes the solo show Accounting Voices and the panel series Accounting AI. Together they give the profession relevance, visibility and a stronger voice.
Accounting M&A is a monthly video panel that explores the growing impact of private equity, mergers and acquisitions on accounting firms. Hosted by Rob Brown, the show features firm leaders, investors, advisors and consultants who are driving or analysing the wave of consolidation across North America and beyond. Each discussion reveals how deals are changing ownership structures, culture, succession and valuation in the profession. Accounting M&A gives firm leaders clarity and context on one of the most powerful forces shaping the future of accounting.
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Accounting M&A is the show that unpacks the wave of consolidation transforming the accounting profession. Hosted by Rob Brown, it brings together the leaders, investors and advisors behind the deals that are reshaping firm ownership, culture and strategy across North America and beyond.
Private equity is one of the most powerful forces in accounting today. Firms are being bought, merged and restructured at record pace as investors see the profession as a gateway to long-term, recurring revenue and trusted client relationships. Accounting M&A explains what this means for firm owners, partners and next-generation leaders who need to understand valuation, succession and scale.
Each monthly panel features four high-profile guests drawn from accounting firms, private equity houses, networks, law firms and M&A advisors. Together they share the insights, data and experience behind the numbers. Listeners learn how deals are financed, structured and integrated, what drives valuation multiples and where risk and opportunity lie.
The show also explores the human impact of consolidation. What happens to culture when outside capital enters? How do leaders retain talent, purpose and independence in PE-backed environments? What does succession look like for founders who want an exit but also a legacy? Accounting M&A addresses these real questions with candour and balance.
For firm leaders planning growth or sale, for consultants advising on transactions and for investors seeking to understand the profession, Accounting M&A offers context, clarity and credibility. It blends market intelligence with strategic insight, giving listeners a front-row seat to the most disruptive trend in accounting.
Accounting M&A is part of the Accounting Voices Network, which also includes the solo show Accounting Voices and the panel series Accounting AI. Together they give the profession relevance, visibility and a stronger voice.
Accounting M&A is a monthly video panel that explores the growing impact of private equity, mergers and acquisitions on accounting firms. Hosted by Rob Brown, the show features firm leaders, investors, advisors and consultants who are driving or analysing the wave of consolidation across North America and beyond. Each discussion reveals how deals are changing ownership structures, culture, succession and valuation in the profession. Accounting M&A gives firm leaders clarity and context on one of the most powerful forces shaping the future of accounting.
It's the "UK Matters in Accounting" show, every Thursday to 150 countries and 30,000 accounting practitioners, fintech specialists and influencers in the accountancy, CPA and bookkeeping space.
In today's episode 24, "Analysing the Accounting M&A Landscape in the UK" with special guest Will Farnell, founder of innovative UK accountancy firm Farnell Clark and author of The Digital Firm. https://www.linkedin.com/in/willfarnell
You can also watch this on youtube here: https://youtu.be/Rgf-wMuAXJs
Key takeaways from this episode include:
☆ why the mergers and acquisitions activity is such a growth area in accounting and fintech
☆ the reasons why money makers in PE and VC want to invest in accounting businesses
☆ the opportunities and challenges presented by consolidator firms in the accounting space
☆ why the M&A market is unsustainable in the UK accounting pool of firms
☆ the limited future of the partnership model in accountancy practices
☆ what can go wrong for accounting firms who allow themselves to be bought or acquired, particularly for the clients
☆ the factors in play to decide selling multiples for accounting practices
☆ why 50% of accounting firms are not making any money and where M&A in accounting will end up
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Accounting M&A Podcast
Accounting M&A is the show that unpacks the wave of consolidation transforming the accounting profession. Hosted by Rob Brown, it brings together the leaders, investors and advisors behind the deals that are reshaping firm ownership, culture and strategy across North America and beyond.
Private equity is one of the most powerful forces in accounting today. Firms are being bought, merged and restructured at record pace as investors see the profession as a gateway to long-term, recurring revenue and trusted client relationships. Accounting M&A explains what this means for firm owners, partners and next-generation leaders who need to understand valuation, succession and scale.
Each monthly panel features four high-profile guests drawn from accounting firms, private equity houses, networks, law firms and M&A advisors. Together they share the insights, data and experience behind the numbers. Listeners learn how deals are financed, structured and integrated, what drives valuation multiples and where risk and opportunity lie.
The show also explores the human impact of consolidation. What happens to culture when outside capital enters? How do leaders retain talent, purpose and independence in PE-backed environments? What does succession look like for founders who want an exit but also a legacy? Accounting M&A addresses these real questions with candour and balance.
For firm leaders planning growth or sale, for consultants advising on transactions and for investors seeking to understand the profession, Accounting M&A offers context, clarity and credibility. It blends market intelligence with strategic insight, giving listeners a front-row seat to the most disruptive trend in accounting.
Accounting M&A is part of the Accounting Voices Network, which also includes the solo show Accounting Voices and the panel series Accounting AI. Together they give the profession relevance, visibility and a stronger voice.
Accounting M&A is a monthly video panel that explores the growing impact of private equity, mergers and acquisitions on accounting firms. Hosted by Rob Brown, the show features firm leaders, investors, advisors and consultants who are driving or analysing the wave of consolidation across North America and beyond. Each discussion reveals how deals are changing ownership structures, culture, succession and valuation in the profession. Accounting M&A gives firm leaders clarity and context on one of the most powerful forces shaping the future of accounting.
