Kreston Global: Mid-market outlook in North America
November 8, 2024
[via Kreston Global]
The second edition of Going Global is now available, offering key insights into the mid-market outlook in North America. This edition explores current trends, challenges, and opportunities for mid-sized businesses across the region.
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Kreston Global has an impressive footprint in the North America region, with over 160 offices and more than 7, 000 staff to support businesses expanding into the US, Canada and the Bahamas. With one of the largest US-listed advisory and assurance organizations, CBIZ, as part of our Network, together with our Canadian firm Kreston GTA and Kreston Bahamas in the Caribbean, North American clients and new entrants can tap into considerable knowledge and location coverage across this region.
In this issue of Going Global, the North American edition, we explore the business-as-usual attitude in the US, a compliance tangle post-Business-License launch in the Bahamas and a halo effect south of the US border as North American operations pull their supply chain closer to home.
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Jan Smallenbroek, Managing Director and National Leader of the International Tax & Transfer Pricing Practice at CBIZ, Kreston Global’s US firm, sheds light on how mid-market businesses are taking the economic headwinds, and the answer is, in their stride.
CBIZ, Inc. has taken a significant step forward in empowering business leaders by launching its latest innovation, CBIZ D@taNEXUS. Rob McGillen, Chief Innovation Officer at CBIZ Financial Services, discusses the new suite of data analytics and automation services and how it is designed to help businesses, particularly in the mid-market segment, transform complex, multi-source information into actionable insights. By enabling faster, more informed decision-making, CBIZ D@taNEXUS is set to redefine how companies manage their data and operations.
Bahamas Business License throws mid-market a compliance challenge
US firms turn to nearshoring for labor
Nearshoring, particularly in Mexico, is becoming an increasingly popular answer for US firms who are struggling with a labor shortage. US companies are looking south of the border as they search for new ways to stay profitable. A big push to nearshore in Mexico comes from the labor market, but Veronica Quintana, Director at CBIZ, finds that strong cultural links between Mexico and America are also adding to the allure.
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