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When you have added financial complexities resulting from business success, you need an accounting partner Sherpa—a guide with the specific knowledge, experience and sophistication to optimize a variety of financial assets. Here, you will not only get proactive professional advice, you will gain a friendly partner committed to your success for the long haul. Just ask our clients who have trusted us for 10, 20, 40 years or more. Staff, too.

At MCB, you will have a dedicated principal, plus a senior team of business and tax experts who have the skill, experience and know how to guide you and your business on the road to success. Through well-handled finances and a proactive mindset, you will be consistently provided with timely, high-quality products and the most strategic financial guidance. Plus, get exceptional service from a warm and friendly human who has the latest technical expertise to help navigate your business or practice growth efficiently year over year.

Reach your greatest potential. Contact us with confidence and get the expertise you need.

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We Know Hospitality Inside and Out

Charles Deppe, PrincipalAs a new or established organization in the hospitality industry, your company not only faces the challenges of any business, but must also deal with the issues that are unique to the hospitality industry. MCB’s Hospitality Practice Group is led by a senior team of experts who are familiar with the distinctive structure, operations and need for internal controls of hospitality organizations. Our clients’ successes, as well as our own success, is reinforced by long-term relationships and by providing personal, proactive attention to your specific financial and accounting needs.

We work with various hospitality organizations including:

  • Hotels
  • Restaurants
  • Horse Breeding and Racing
  • Wineries

Your Medical Practice Can Do More Than “Just Keep Up.”

Bob Baldassari, PrincipalBeing a good medical clinician used to be enough to guarantee a successful medical practice. However, leading a medical practice in today’s managed care environment is more challenging than ever before and requires significant business skills; skills not taught in most medical schools.

Are you:

  • Working harder to maintain the same level of income?
  • Putting in more hours but seeing less revenue?
  • Struggling to fit more patients into your schedule?

If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you will benefit from our “Health Care Check-Up.” MCB’s Medical Practice Consulting Group provides services to evaluate and structure the business side of your medical practice. Our services are designed to help you make your medical practice more profitable by operating more efficiently, not by adding more hours.

Who We Serve
Business Advisory Services
Hospitality Advisory Services

Your Practice Leaders

Jude Covas

Managing Principal

Greg Askey

Principal

Cindi Park

Principal

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