Aldrich is excited to announce that it has been recognized as a Top 100 Accounting Firm by INSIDE Public Accounting in its 29th annual national list. Moving up to #81, Aldrich has grown by 7.1% in the past year to account for a total of $52.6 million in revenue. Aside from overall growth, the ranking was determined by a number of other metrics that showcase profitability, productivity, compensation, and partnership.

In its analysis of key benchmarks, INSIDE Public Accounting also listed Aldrich CPAs + Advisors fourth of accounting firms across the nation with the highest percentage of female equity partners. Having 35.7% female ownership, Aldrich is proud to be a leader in supporting the professional development of all people.

“Our team is honored to be recognized for its history of providing exceptional service and expertise to our clients,” says Aldrich CPAs + Advisors President John Lauseng. “We strive to provide the opportunity for women to succeed in the workplace and celebrate the growth of each of our team members.”

With offices in Oregon, California, and Alaska, Aldrich CPAs + Advisors serves clients with deep industry expertise in construction, manufacturing, real estate, healthcare, nonprofit, telecommunications, utilities, professional services, food processing, agribusiness as well as a variety of privately held companies and individual clients. The Aldrich Group includes Aldrich CPAs + Advisors LLP, Aldrich Wealth LP, Aldrich Retirement Solutions LP, Aldrich Benefits LP, and Aldrich Business Transitions LP.

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INSIDE Public Accounting Methodology

In 2019, IPA received 550 surveys from firms to determine the rankings for the IPA 100, 200, 300 and 400. Some firms opted out of recognition. Most metrics are self-reported by the firms, others are calculated by IPA based on firm responses. All firm submissions are thoroughly reviewed, and firms are contacted to provide clarifications to assure comparable data across firms. All growth in revenue and income reported in this publication are organic, unless otherwise noted. All metrics are based on the firms that responded to each survey question and exclude the Big 4 firms.