01 OCT 2024 / M&A UPDATES

REDW Advisors & CPAs Opens Oklahoma City Office to Support Regional and Tribal Growth

- MYCPE ONE Insights Team

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REDW Advisors & CPAs has opened a new office in Oklahoma City, in efforts to strengthen its presence in the region and serve the 38 federally recognized Tribes in Oklahoma. The move is part of REDW's broader strategy to support regional economies and clients with its array of advisory services, symbolizing its commitment to proximity, specialization, and cultural understanding.

REDW Advisors & CPAs has officially expanded its physical footprint with the formal opening of a new office in Oklahoma City. Located at 211 N. Robinson Ave., Suite N150, the 3,126-square-foot office will initially accommodate 22 employees, with 12 working onsite full-time or in a hybrid model. This move strengthens REDW’s presence in the region and reinforces its long-standing commitment to serving the 38 federally recognized Tribes across Oklahoma.

Leading the new office is Principal Kyle Stewart, a key figure in REDW’s Audit and Assurance practice. Stewart’s leadership reflects the firm’s continued focus on delivering high-impact services to Tribal governments and enterprises. Supporting him are fellow Principals Kevin Huddleston—who leads Tribal gaming initiatives within the firm’s Client Advisory and Accounting group—and Victor Flores, who has played a critical role in REDW’s Oklahoma expansion since 2020.

The new location not only enhances operational capacity but also symbolizes REDW’s broader strategy to support regional economies and client needs through proximity, specialization, and cultural understanding. REDW’s Oklahoma City team collaborates with clients across numerous industries, offering a wide array of advisory services, including cybersecurity, forensic accounting, business valuation, transaction advisory, HR consulting, and internal audit.

The September 25 grand opening welcomed clients, Chamber of Commerce members, and local Tribal leaders. In keeping with REDW’s values of community involvement and social impact, the firm partnered with Curbside Flowers, a nonprofit organization that supports individuals transitioning out of homelessness through job training. Hand-assembled floral arrangements from program participants were featured during the event, underscoring the firm’s connection to the local community.

This office launch comes amid a period of major national growth for REDW. In September, REDW added Phoenix-based Hatcher Financial to its wealth management platform, REDW Wealth LLC, an SEC-registered investment advisory firm with over $1 billion in assets under management. Earlier expansion efforts included the acquisition of Grove, Mueller & Swank, P.C. in Oregon and Edwards, Largay, Mihaylo & Co. in Phoenix.

The Oklahoma City office further solidifies REDW’s position as a trusted provider of integrated financial and advisory solutions, grounded in regional knowledge and a national reach. The firm’s continued growth reflects its dedication to delivering tailored services that meet the evolving needs of clients across sectors and geographies.

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REDW Advisors & CPAs Opens Oklahoma City Office to Support Regional and Tribal Growth

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