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Multiplier Holdings

Acquires professional services firms, embeds AI

Portfolio Operations Lead

Full-TimePosted on 10/20/2026
No salary listed
Mid
San Francisco, CA, USA
HybridThree days on-site per week; regular travel to prospective and portfolio firms is part of the role.
Business & StrategyBusiness Operations

About the job

Requirements
  • Strong financial understanding, including the ability to read profit and loss statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements, connect them to business operations, and identify improvements that affect cash flow.
  • Ability to analyze messy financial and operating data, build models, test assumptions, and make clear recommendations.
  • Experience taking operating improvements from analysis through implementation with measurable results.
  • Ability to build trust with firm leaders, managers, and frontline staff, including when asking them to change how they work.
  • Good judgment about priorities, budgets, and return on investment.
  • Ability to run several cross-firm initiatives while maintaining clear ownership and follow-through.
  • Willingness to travel regularly to build relationships, assess firms, and support implementation.
  • Relevant experience may come from portfolio operations, finance and operations, consulting, or leading improvements within a services business; demonstrated personal analysis, implementation, and delivery are emphasized.
Responsibilities
  • Assess prospective firms before acquisition by benchmarking cost structure, staffing, productivity, and cash conversion against comparable firms while accounting for differences in services, geography, and accounting treatment; identify operating gaps, support needs, and opportunities to improve free cash flow margin.
  • Turn pre-acquisition findings into a prioritized transformation plan specifying changes, costs, required resources, realistic timing, assumptions, risks, dependencies, implementation costs, ongoing support, and practical tradeoffs; validate the plan with the firm after close.
  • Analyze each firm’s financial statements, cost structure, staffing, vendors, and workflows to identify opportunities that would materially improve free cash flow margin.
  • Lead cross-firm initiatives, including vendor and managed service provider consolidation, offshoring, shared services, staffing improvements, and process redesign; identify common needs and develop reusable programs.
  • Implement operational changes with firm leaders and frontline teams by piloting changes, addressing concerns, training teams, and following through until new processes work.
  • Create practical playbooks from effective processes, train teams with Product Experience, check usage and results, and improve playbooks based on learning across the portfolio.
  • Carry operating assessments into acquisition onboarding and agree on a focused implementation plan with each firm leader.
  • Track results with Finance, distinguish time saved, avoided hiring, recurring cost reductions, and realized net cash benefit after implementation and ongoing costs, and ensure improvements are sustained.
  • Agree portfolio priorities with the Head of BizOps and independently lead selected initiatives; build relationships with firms and understand how work is performed through time with users and financial and operating analysis.
  • Partner with the acquisition team and Finance on operating diligence, benchmarks, and transformation plans before acquisition, then work with firm leaders to deliver plans after close.
  • Partner with firm leaders and the Product Experience team to understand workflows, agree on improved processes, and drive adoption and results; own operating standards, improvement priorities, and business outcomes.
  • Partner with the systems and automation lead on technical implementation, the commercial growth lead on initiatives affecting customer economics, and Finance on baselines and results; own initiatives from diagnosis through rollout and ongoing performance.
  • Within the first 90 days, build relationships with priority firms and Product Experience, establish financial and operating baselines, recommend priorities, agree core standards, assess initial firms, plan to close key gaps, agree budgets and owners, launch pilots, and establish a process for measuring and expanding results.
  • Establish a repeatable operating assessment and benchmarking approach for prospective acquisitions and apply it to active opportunities as the acquisition pipeline allows.
Desired Qualifications
  • Actively test new artificial intelligence tools, apply them to operating workflows, and evaluate whether they improve cost, quality, or productivity.

About the company

Multiplier Holdings buys and transforms professional services firms by integrating its AI technology into the acquired practices, focusing on tax and accounting. It uses a proprietary library of AI and workflow components to automate tasks, improve efficiency, and tailor AI-driven solutions to each firm. The model relies on long-term ownership and close collaboration with staff to embed technology and align incentives between domain experts and developers, instead of external SaaS. The goal is to create scalable, profitable AI-enabled firms that enhance client service and staff experience.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

Series B

Total Funding

$62.5M

Headquarters

Singapore, Singapore

Founded

2022

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What believers are saying

  • August 4, 2026 Series B added $35 million for more acquisitions and hiring.
  • Greenhawk joined on September 7, 2026, giving Multiplier its tenth acquisition.
  • Bramelle's June 18, 2026 merger and Allen Shim's hire expand leadership depth.

What critics are saying

  • Greenhawk's September 2026 integration stretches quality control across ten acquisitions and three continents.
  • Accounting regulators in New Zealand and Australia punish one client-data breach immediately.
  • If acquired partners quit after earnouts, Multiplier loses the trust engine behind its model.

What makes Multiplier Holdings unique

  • Noah Pepper founded Multiplier in 2022 to buy firms, not sell software.
  • August 4, 2026 Series B funding backed permanent ownership and in-house AI operators.
  • Multiplier keeps founders like Allen Shim, using shared tech across ten countries.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Unlimited Paid Time Off
  • Remote Work Options
  • Flexible Work Hours

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

2%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

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Simpson Grierson
Sep 8th, 2026
Simpson Grierson advises Multiplier Holdings on New Zealand expansion through acquisition of Greenhawk Chartered Accountants

New Zealand M&A, global strategy, professional services firms

The Montreal Gazette
Aug 4th, 2026
Multiplier raises $35 million Series B to build a new model for professional services.

Multiplier raises $35 million Series B to build a new model for professional services. Former Slack CFO Allen Shim joins as President and CFO as Multiplier expands its network of specialized accounting and professional-services firms SINGAPORE - Multiplier, a technology company that acquires premium professional-services firms and builds AI tools around how those firms work, today announced a $35 million Series B led by The General Partnership, with participation... August 4, 2026 at 10:50 a.m. Former Slack CFO Allen Shim joins as President and CFO as Multiplier expands its network of specialized accounting and professional-services firms SINGAPORE - Multiplier, a technology company that acquires premium professional-services firms and builds AI tools around how those firms work, today announced a $35 million Series B led by The General Partnership, with participation from Ribbit Capital and Lightspeed Venture Partners. The company also announced that Allen Shim, the former Chief Financial Officer of Slack, has joined Multiplier as President and CFO. Shim helped take Slack public and remained with the company through its acquisition by Salesforce. At Multiplier, he will oversee finance, operations, partnerships, people, and help build out the company's San Francisco office. Multiplier acquires established professional-services firms with deep expertise in valuable niches and long-standing client relationships. The firms retain their names, leadership, and operating independence, while the professionals responsible for those client relationships share in the value they help create. Multiplier provides what no boutique firm can build alone: long-term capital, shared infrastructure and access to a global network. Its team of more than 30 technologists, recruited from leading software companies, works directly inside the firms to build AI tools around their daily operations. Multiplier is structured as a permanent holding company rather than a traditional short-term acquisition vehicle. The company focuses on growing firms whose founders want to continue leading their businesses while gaining access to capital, technology, recruiting, operational support, and a broader network of expertise. Unlike companies that sell software to outside firms, Multiplier works directly with the people inside its firms to identify where AI can reduce manual work, expand capacity, and improve client service. Because Multiplier owns the firms where the technology is deployed, its teams have direct access to the workflows, data, professionals, and institutional trust required to build and implement tools around how the work is actually done. This approach addresses many of the adoption barriers that have historically limited software use in professional services. "An AI's answer is worth zero until a professional puts their name on it," said Noah Pepper, founder and CEO of Multiplier. "We're not trying to remove experts from the work. We're giving firms AI muscle while keeping their human heart, providing them with better tools, more time for judgment, and the capacity to serve more clients without lowering the bar on quality or trust." Professional-services firms have historically been difficult to scale because their growth depends on the time and availability of experienced practitioners. Many also operate with fragmented information spread across documents, financial statements and email. Recent advances in AI make it possible to automate more of that preparatory and administrative work while keeping professionals responsible for the final advice and client relationship. Multiplier's aim is to expand the number of clients those professionals can serve, rather than reduce the number of professionals required to serve an existing client base. "Accounting is a large, durable market that has long been constrained by expert capacity," said Anthony Kline, Partner at The General Partnership. "Multiplier is not trying to replace the professionals clients trust. It is building technology into the firms themselves so those professionals can serve more clients, respond faster and spend more time on work that requires judgment. Noah has the operating experience and long-term approach needed to build this model at scale." Multiplier has acquired eight firms to date, including five in the past year, and has four additional firms under signed term sheets. Its network currently serves clients across more than 10 countries. Founders and leadership teams remain with their firms following an acquisition, and firms within the network have begun referring clients and opportunities to one another. The new funding will be used to acquire additional firms and expand Multiplier's technology and operating teams. About Multiplier Multiplier acquires specialized professional-services firms and builds technology around how their experts work. Firms retain their brands, leadership and client relationships while gaining long-term capital, shared infrastructure, operational support and custom AI tools. Multiplier was founded by Noah Pepper, a former Stripe executive who built and led the company's Asia-Pacific business. For more information, visit multiplierholdings.com. Media Contacts The General Partnership Taylor Majewski [email protected]

The Wall Street Journal
Aug 4th, 2026
Exclusive | AI Startup Multiplier Takes on Big Four Accounting, With a Private Equity Twist

The $300 million company raised $35 million and hired former Slack CFO Allen Shim as it pursues an aggressive, acquisition-led expansion.

Accountants Daily
Jun 17th, 2026
Bramelle Partners and Multiplier Holdings merge.

Bramelle Partners and Multiplier Holdings merge. The accounting firm has called its partnership with the tech company the beginning of an "important new chapter" for the firm. 18 June 2026 - By Carlos Tse - 4 minutes read After 13 years of building Bramelle Partners, the firm has joined Multiplier Holdings. "From the beginning, Bramelle has been built on relationships, care, and the belief that great advice comes from understanding people properly," Bramelle said. "That foundation does not change. What this partnership gives us is the opportunity to build on it - with stronger technology, greater capability and the ability to deliver even more for our clients over time." Multiplier Holdings is a tech company creating end-to-end, global, and AI-native professional services firms. Bramelle said that Multiplier's philosophy of AI should create leverage, not replacement, and it should take away repetitive, time-consuming work that slows teams down, so that professionals can spend more time on judgment, insight, strategy, and client relationships. Multiplier is backed by investors Lightspeed Venture Partners, Ribbit Capital, EDBI, and SV Angel. Bramelle said that the partnership signals its future focus and is about making sure that the firm continues to evolve and improve, giving the firm the resources and technical support to build a better firm, that is modern, capable, and "ready for what comes next". "Through the Multiplier network, we work alongside leading tax and accounting firms across the US, UK, and Asia-Pacific. This gives our clients access to coordinated, high-quality cross-border advice - backed by technology that elevates how we work - without the overhead of a large multinational firm." "Over time, clients will begin to see the benefits of Multiplier's technology integrated into how we work: faster turnaround times, greater capacity to handle complex matters, and continued improvement in the quality and consistency of our service," it said. The firm noted that with this step forward, the core of Bramelle remains the same, with the firm's chief executive, Brad Seeto, Elaine Chim, Nick Huynh, and Steve Bliim staying in their roles. "This partnership gives us the opportunity to take Bramelle forward - to keep raising the standard, to keep investing in better ways of working, and to keep delivering the quality of support our clients rely on." This news follows the partnership between The Access Group and FrankieOne in May and the AI partnership between MYOB and Microsoft ANZ in April. Want to see more stories from trusted news sources? Make Accountants Daily a preferred news source on Google. Carlos Tse. Carlos Tse is a graduate journalist writing for Accountants Daily, HR Leader, Lawyers Weekly.

TechDay
Mar 31st, 2026
Multiplier acquires Oxygen Advisors in sixth global deal as clients raise over $800M

Singapore-based technology company Multiplier has acquired Oxygen Advisors, a New Zealand accounting and advisory firm, in its sixth global acquisition. Founded in 2015, Oxygen Advisors employs over 50 people across three countries and has worked with more than 300 companies, helping clients raise over $800 million in capital. The acquisition gives Oxygen Advisors access to Multiplier's technology teams in Silicon Valley and Singapore, backed by investors including Ribbit Capital and Lightspeed Ventures. The entire Oxygen Advisors team will join Multiplier, with founder Matt Dold remaining as director alongside co-CEOs Mike Mandis and Chris Morgan. Multiplier, led by former Stripe executive Noah Pepper, is acquiring professional services firms globally to modernise operations through technology, targeting the startup and high-growth business sector.