equity pathways, training, and culture—not payouts—will determine which firms thrive in the pe era.
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big 4 transparency
by dominic piscopo, cpa
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brace yourself: revenue per employee is projected to grow 2.7 times over the next decade, while 87% of the workforce will have less than 10 years of experience by 2035.
that dual pressure, nishaad ruparel, president of private equity-backed ascend, tells dom piscopo in today’s episode of big4 transparency, demands a rethinking of ownership, training, and culture across the profession. and it’s why the most progressive firms are not grabbing payouts—they’re betting on equity pathways, people-first strategy, and selective centralization to compete in the pe era.
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“these firms are looking at their clients and saying, ‘i’ve served this market for 50 years – how do i keep doing that in a way that’s synonymous with excellence?’” ruparel explains. “then they look at their people, at their deep bench, and ask how they can secure their future. and they realize: the cost of independence is rising fast.”
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