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Plante Moran is the 11th largest certified public accounting and business advisory firm in the United States〔(Inside Public Accounting List of Firms By Size )〕 offering audit, accounting, tax and business advisory consulting services. Plante Moran employs more than 2,000 people and has 21 offices through Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, and in Mexico, India and China.〔(Plante Moran Locations )〕 Plante Moran is a member of Praxity, an international association of independent accounting firms. This alliance is an association of independent firms in the major markets of North America, South America, Europe, and Asia.〔(Praxity Website )〕 Other firms associated with Praxity include BKD LLP, Moss Adams LLP and Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP.〔(Praxity Member Directory )〕 ==History== Key Dates: * 1924: Elorion Plante founds accounting firm in Detroit, Michigan * 1950: Frank Moran is named partner; firm becomes known as Plante & Moran. * 1955: Moran becomes managing partner * 1960s: Consulting work grows to account for one-third of revenues * 1977: Financial Planning Group is founded; originally known as Total Personal Financial Planning (TPFP) * 1981: Edward Parks is chosen as managing partner; Moran is named chairman * 1984: Merger with Lansing, Michigan firm also adds offices in three Michigan cities (Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Benton Harbor/St. Joseph) and Cleveland, Ohio * 1993: William Matthews becomes managing partner * 1994: Plante Moran CRESA is formed * 1996: P&M Corporate Finance is founded * 1997: Frank Moran dies; merger occurs with NCOT Accounting and Consulting of Ohio. * 1998: Plante & Moran Benefits Administration LLC is founded * 1999: Firm receives first of 17 consecutive honors as one of Fortune (magazine)'s “100 Best Companies to Work For®”〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.plantemoran.com/about/media/2015/Pages/plante-moran-named-to-FORTUNE-list-of-the-100-best-companies-to-work-for-17-years-in-a-row.aspx )〕 * 2001: William Hermann takes role of managing partner * 2002: Firm is chosen to help investigate Enron collapse; Plante Moran Trust is created * 2004: Merger with Gleeson, Sklar, Sawyers and Cumpata (GSS&C) gives firm three Illinois offices;〔(Plante Moran Merges with Gleeson, Sklar, Sawyers and Cumpata (GSS&C) )〕 firm also merges with AFME, Inc.〔(Accounting Today article: Plante Moran Merges with AFME, Inc. )〕 * 2009: Gordon Krater becomes managing partner〔(Accounting Today article: Gordon Krater Becomes Managing Partner )〕 * 2011: Plante & Moran Drops the &; becomes Plante Moran〔(Plante & Moran Drops the &, Becomes Plante Moran )〕 * 2011: Former managing partner William Hermann and current Managing Partner Gordon Krater co-author Succession Transition: A Roadmap for Seamless Transitions in Leadership 〔(Book Publisher Momentum Books web page for A Roadmap for Seamless Transitions in Leadership )〕 * 2012: Merger with Stuart Franey Matthews & Chantres P.C.〔(Merger with Stuart Franey Matthew & Chantres )〕 * 2012: Plante Moran named to FORTUNE Magazine’s list of “The 100 Best Companies to Work for”〔Plante Moran named "100 Best Companies to Work for"〕 * 2012: Plant Moran wins First-Ever Global Workplace Recognition with International Accounting Bulletin’s Employer of the Year award〔Plante Moran wins Global Workplace Recognition〕 * 2012: Merger with Blackman Kallick〔Plante Moran merges with Blackman Kallick〕 * 2012: Financial advisors at Plante Moran celebrate 35 years serving clients〔Financial advisors celebrate 35 years〕 * 2013: Plante Moran becomes 11th largest accounting firm in the US * 2013: Plante Moran named to FORTUNE Magazine’s list of “The 100 Best Companies to Work for”; 15th consecutive year〔Plante Moran named "100 Best Companies to Work for" by FORTUNE Magazine〕 * 2013: Plante Moran launched ‘Women in Leadership’ initiative〔Plante Moran's 'Women in Leadership' initiative〕 * 2013: Plante Moran announces opening of Detroit office〔Plante Moran to open Detroit office〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Plante Moran」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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