ceo says private equity isn’t about cost-cutting—it’s about investing in technology and talent.
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accounting arc
with donny shimamoto
center for accounting transformation
the accounting profession is evolving, and if private equity is any indicator, firms like prosperity partners are leading the charge. in the latest accounting arc episode, host donny shimamoto, cpa.citp, cgma, speaks with ceo and pe-backed prosperity partners llc co-founder jeremy dubow, cpa, about the firm’s innovative approach, private equity backing, and non-traditional practices.
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“we’re not your traditional firm,” says dubow, who started the firm with two partners in 2003 as ndh advisors, and sold a stake to unity partners in in 2023, rebranded as prosperity and launched a series of knock-on acquisitions. “we focus on transformative technologies and people-first culture to redefine what an accounting firm can achieve.”
unlike most accounting firms, prosperity partners operates without an attest function. “our roots are in tax and client accounting services,” dubow explains. this focus has allowed the firm to streamline operations and specialize in high-demand areas such as mergers and acquisitions and litigation support.
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