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Case Study 27: Baker Tilly and Private Equity – When a Network Starts Becoming a Platform - Henrico Dolfing
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Case Study 27: Baker Tilly and Private Equity – When a Network Starts Becoming a Platform - Henrico Dolfing
Baker Tilly presents itself as a global firm, and by most external measures, it looks like one. The network operates in more than 140 territories, employs more than 50,000 people, and generates global revenues exceeding $5 billion, placing it among the largest accounting and advisory organisations worldwide, while projecting a unified brand and an increasingly ...
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