In our inaugural episode of AEC Unscripted: M&A Edition, Jeff Adams, CPA, CM&AA, Director, M&A at Stambaugh Ness chats with Dan Huntington, Executive Vice President of the M&A Synergy Team at IMEG, a leading national engineering and design consulting firm. Dan discusses the secrets behind their impressive M&A growth, having grown from just 3 deals in 2018 to integrating 19 firms in just 28 months! He emphasizes the importance of cultural fit and building strong partnerships as key factors in their success.
You'll also learn about IMEG's vast network. With a national presence of over 2,800 employees and 90 offices, they consider a staggering 150 to 200 firms annually. This unique combination provides clients with both national expertise and the power of local connections. Whether you're interested in M&A insights or seeking a top-notch engineering and design firm, this episode has something for you.
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