Deep Expertise: providing a level of expertise 30+ years in the making that is hard to match

Industry Knowledge: extensive industry-specific knowledge, enabling tailored solutions and insights.

Proven Track Record: delivering high-quality services, earning the trust of clients, employers, and colleagues.

Network and Relationships: a vast professional network that can be leveraged for the benefit of clients.

Adaptability: exposure to numerous changes in accounting standards, regulations, and technologies is a significant advantage in navigating evolving financial landscapes.

Problem-Solving Skills: Years of addressing complex financial issues and honing problem-solving skills.

Client Education: educate clients on complex financial matters, empowering them to make informed decisions about their finances and business operations.

Holistic Financial Perspective: a holistic approach to financial management, considering not only the immediate needs but also the long-term financial goals of clients.

Higher Risk of Error: With less experience, there is a higher risk of making errors in financial records.

Limited Expertise: limited understanding of complex accounting principles, tax regulations, and financial strategies, potentially leading to errors or oversights..

Industry Inexperience: lack of exposure to various industries, resulting in a less nuanced understanding of industry-specific accounting practices and challenges.

Less Proven Track Record: less well-established track record of successful financial management and problem-solving, making it harder to gauge reliability.

Smaller Professional Network: smaller professional networks reducing the potential for leveraging connections and resources to benefit clients.

Less Exposure to Complex Issues: lack of exposure to complex financial issues, potentially leading to difficulties in handling intricate financial challenges faced by clients.

Higher Risk of Error: higher risk of making errors in financial records, which can have significant consequences for the accuracy of financial reporting and decision-making.

Narrow Financial Perspective: a more narrow financial perspective, potentially missing opportunities for holistic financial management and long-term planning.