Atlanta accounting and advisory firm Wilson Lewis was honored this month as one the top regional firms in the U.S. Accounting Today named Wilson Lewis a 2025 Regional Leader in the Southeast, recognizing the firm on the prestigious list as part of the publication’s annual Top 100 Firms survey.
The Southeast regional list encompasses the 25 fastest growing firms in Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Wilson Lewis, one of only two firms with a single office, outperformed the group’s average firm growth rate of 14.36 percent, returning 17.95 percent growth year-over-year.
“Our PeopleFirst culture is the foundation of our business, both in terms of how we attract and retain our top-notch team and how we serve and value our clients. We are a very entrepreneurial firm, and we recognize that that the profound changes taking place in our industry require big thinking that prioritizes the people who will lead us into the future,” said Josh Crisp, CEO of Wilson Lewis.
“We are deeply gratified to be consistently recognized by Accounting Today as a Regional Leader and eagerly anticipate the new challenges and opportunities that will continue to motivate us to step up for the benefit of the people at the heart of our business,” Mr. Crisp said.
Founded in 1999, Wilson Lewis is a full-service accounting and advisory firm serving entrepreneurial small business clients across a dozen industries.
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