SAN RAMON, Calif., Jan. 16, 2018 -- Armanino LLP, one of the top 25 largest accounting and business consulting firms in the U.S., today announced that it has earned recognition in Bob Scott’s 2017 VAR Stars. This year marks the firm’s sixth time receiving this honor in the past eight years. Members of the VAR Stars were selected based on factors such growth, innovation, and industry leadership and recognition.
“We are honored to be once again included in Bob Scott’s VAR Stars, one of the industry’s top recognitions,” said Tom Mescall, partner in charge of consulting at Armanino. “This award speaks to the firm’s robust technology consulting practice, implementing cloud solutions that improve financial planning, transaction processing, reporting, data security for some of this nation’s leading companies.”
Armanino consultants provide comprehensive services to the CFO organizations of fast-growing companies, including cloud solutions, Microsoft Dynamics Implementation and CFO Advisory services. The firm provides implementation, training, upgrade and customization services to a variety of mid-market and enterprise clients across the nation for both cloud and on premise software solutions. The deep bench of services provided by Armanino's business leaders who have served as CFOs, controllers and FP&A directors helps finance teams to minimize time spent on low-value accounting processes and increase time spent on strategic decision-making.
“Each year, 100 VAR Stars are picked from the best organizations that market financial software. It is always an honor to recognize those who contribute to the development of our business,” Bob Scott, founder of Bob Scott’s Insights said.
To learn more about Armanino’s consulting solutions, please visit: http://www.armaninollp.com/services/consulting/.
About Armanino LLP
Armanino LLP (www.armaninollp.com) is one of the top 25 largest independent accounting and business consulting firms in the nation. Armanino provides an integrated set of audit, tax, business management, consulting and technology solutions to companies in the U.S. and globally. The firm helps clients adapt and change in every stage of business, from startup through rapid growth to the sale of a company. Armanino emphasizes smart technology, leading a cloud revolution of financial, operational, sales and compliance tools that are transforming the way companies do business. The firm extends its global services to more than 100 countries through its membership in Moore Stephens International Limited, one of the world's major accounting and consulting membership organizations. In addition to its core consulting and accounting practices, Armanino operates its division, AMF Media Group (www.amfmediagroup.com), a media and communications services agency. Its affiliate, Intersect Capital (www.intersectcapitalllc.com), is an independent financial planning, wealth and lifestyle management firm.
Kyle McGuire, AMF Media Group
925.790.2788 / [email protected]


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