GHJ has remained committed to not taking private equity money — but what does that mean for the Firm?

For GHJ, independence is not just a business advantage; it is a strategic element of the Firm’s culture and client-centric mindset.

In a recent Thomson Reuters article, GHJ Managing Partner Tom Barry discusses GHJ’s independence model, the strategy behind staying independent and the culture the Firm has built as a result. He states that, while private equity firms are interested in investing in GHJ and it is important to understand this marketplace, the Firm is committed to maintaining full control on behalf of its people and clients.

Read the full article, “Some tax, audit & accounting firms are rejecting private equity in favor of independence,” to learn more about GHJ’s approach and growth strategy: https://www.thomsonreuters.com/en-us/posts/tax-and-accounting/rejecting-private-equity/.