The Fractional Recruiting Partnership
A practical, low-risk alternative to contingency recruiting for midmarket CPA firms. 35 years in executive search, 25 years in public accounting — distilled to one model.
Evidence — with sources
667 CPA firms surveyed. Finding qualified staff ranked #1 issue for multi-staff firms.
AICPA PCPS 2024 Top Issues Survey · 2024Accountants and Auditors: $81,680 median annual pay (May 2024). 124,200 openings projected per year 2024–2034.
BLS — Accountants and Auditors · May 2024 / 2024–2034 projectionReplacing an employee can cost one-half to two times annual salary. Gallup describes this as a conservative estimate.
Gallup — The Cost of Replacing an Employee · Gallup Business JournalSources are presented for context only. They do not endorse Top Performer Search.
Illustrative fee comparison
Based on public salary data — not an industry average
The engagement and success-fee structure is modeled on BLS median data for Accountants and Auditors and fully illustrated inside the paper. Confirm how it applies directly with Dennis before engaging.
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Inside the paper
- — Why traditional recruiting models fail senior CPA seats
- — The midmarket hiring gap: finding qualified staff as the #1 issue
- — The engagement and success-fee framework, step by step
- — Private network, human vetting, one exceptional fit — and how to talk to Dennis next
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