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Morrison & Morrison Combines with EisnerAmper

The partners and colleagues of Chicago-based accounting and advisory firm Morrison & Morrison are joining EisnerAmper in a transaction expected to close in the summer of 2023.

The partners and colleagues of Chicago-based accounting and advisory firm Morrison & Morrison are joining EisnerAmper in a transaction expected to close in the summer of 2023. Eisner Amper is one of the largest business consulting firms in the world, with approximately 320 partners and 3,300-plus employees.

Founded more than 75 years ago, Morrison & Morrison today has six partners and 40-plus professionals providing tax, accounting and business consulting services to clients in the health care, technology, financial services, manufacturing, construction, real estate and other sectors.

“High-quality, high-touch client service has been our hallmark for decades,” said Warren Katz, Morrison & Morrison’s Managing Partner. “In EisnerAmper, we’ve found a partner that takes the same personal interest in the growth of our clients as well as the growth of our own team of professionals. It’s a natural fit, and we’re excited to be joining the EisnerAmper family.”

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“Morrison & Morrison has deep roots and a long-standing reputation for client service excellence in the Windy City,” said Jay Weinstein, Vice Chair, Eisner Advisory Group LLC. “We’re thrilled to be partnering with a firm of such stature to expand our presence and service offerings in the Midwest.”

Allan D. Koltin, CEO of Koltin Consulting Group, who advised both firms on the merger, commented: “EisnerAmper was interested in expanding to Chicago for some time but was willing to wait until they found the right firm. Morrison & Morrison is that firm. It was a cultural and strategic connection from their first meeting and has only continued to grow as they learned more about each other.”