Full-Time
Controller
Sorren
National accounting and advisory services firm
Compensation Overview
$100k/yr
Remote in USA
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- 5–10 years of experience in general accounting
- CPA license or eligible (preferred)
- Bachelor’s degree in accounting or related field
- Thorough understanding of complex accounting principles, including GAAP and financial reporting frameworks
- Proficiency in learning and using accounting software and related tools
- Strong leadership and communication skills for mentoring teams and managing client relationships
- Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail
- Analytical thinking to identify risks, inconsistencies, and solutions in financial reporting
- High accuracy in mathematical and accounting tasks
- Ability to oversee multiple engagements and ensure compliance with firm procedures
- Proactive problem-solving skills, including leadership in collaborative solution proposals and implementations
- Ability to design and optimize accounting processes to drive efficiency, ensure accuracy, and maintain internal controls
- Full-time commitment and flexibility to work beyond regular hours to meet team deadlines
- Manage and review complex accounting functions, including reconciliations, adjusting entries, bill payments, and accounts receivable for multiple entities
- Oversee annual accounting procedures to prepare financial records for tax preparation, 1099s, and tangible personal property returns
- Prepare financial compilations on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis based on client needs
- Identify and address material misstatements, inconsistencies, and risks in financial reports
- Provide advisory and financial consulting services to clients, leveraging industry expertise
- Prepare engagement budgets and monitor performance to ensure efficient use of resources
- Foster and develop meaningful client relationships to ensure expectations are clearly defined and met
- Conduct detailed reviews of engagements, providing constructive feedback and mentoring less experienced team members
- Research complex accounting issues and present recommendations with supporting documentation
- Communicate effectively with team members and clients to address project statuses and financial concerns
- Participate in training programs and independent learning to maintain and expand technical knowledge
- Demonstrate time management skills to prioritize engagements and ensure timely delivery of work
- Perform other duties and display flexibility to take on a variety of responsibilities assigned by firm leadership
- Meet annual billable hour and other targets to fulfill individual performance and overall firm productivity
- CPA license or eligible (preferred)
Sorren is a national accounting and advisory firm formed in 2025 through the merger of 13 independent firms, backed by private equity. It provides tax, assurance, client accounting services (CAS), and business advisory to small and middle-market businesses, nonprofits, and individuals across healthcare, real estate, manufacturing, and technology; Sorren CPAs handles attest and Sorren, Inc. delivers tax and advisory services, linking local relationships with national resources. The firm distinguishes itself by combining local market presence with the scale of a national platform and by forming partnerships with like-minded firms focused on client relationships, community involvement, and technology. Its goal is to offer trusted, local advice backed by broad capabilities to help clients grow, manage risk, and navigate complex financial needs.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Connected Accounting adds technology-driven workflow automation and strengthens California CAS capabilities.
- Casey Neilon deepens Sorren’s West Coast advisory bench for entrepreneurs and families.
- Williams Overman Pierce expands North Carolina reach while preserving local offices and client continuity.
What critics are saying
- Integration friction across 13 firms can damage service quality within 12 months.
- Alternative practice structure creates independence and conflict risks if entity separation fails.
- Partner defections from legacy firms can trigger client losses and stall future acquisitions.
What makes Sorren unique
- Sorren united 13 firms in May 2025 under one national brand.
- Its alternative practice structure separates attest work from advisory and tax services.
- It combines local partner relationships with 27 U.S. offices and offshore delivery centers.
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Sorren, a US tax and accounting firm, has acquired Los Angeles-based Connected Accounting, expanding its California presence. Founded in 2019 by Marie Greene, Connected Accounting uses technology to manage accounting workflows and improve efficiency. The deal strengthens Sorren's ability to offer scalable digital services whilst maintaining personalised client relationships. Greene said joining Sorren would accelerate growth and expand capabilities whilst preserving their client-first approach. Sorren was established in 2025 through the combination of regional companies with private equity backing. The Connected Accounting acquisition follows last month's addition of Texas-based Hess & Rohmer to Sorren's network. CEO Josh Tyree said Connected Accounting's technology-driven approach aligns with the firm's strategic priorities as the industry evolves toward a more digital future.
Casey Neilon joins Sorren, expanding Western presence. Meridian, Idaho-based IPA Top 100 firm Sorren (FY24 net revenue of $114.98 million) has announced that Casey Neilon, an accounting consultancy, has joined the firm's national network, strengthening its presence in the Western region. Founded in 2006, Casey Neilon was built on a philosophy of going beyond compliance to serve as a long-term, trusted advisor to entrepreneurs and their families. The firm has earned a strong reputation for guiding clients toward financial goals and supporting long-term success. "Joining Sorren is a meaningful step for our team and our clients," said Darsi Casey, shareholder at Casey Neilon. "We remain committed to the personal, advisory-focused service our clients rely on, while gaining the expanded resources and expertise of a national firm." "Casey Neilon brings exceptional talent, deep community roots, and a reputation for trusted guidance," said Josh Tyree, President of Sorren. "We're excited to welcome them to Sorren and establish our presence in Nevada together. This partnership strengthens our ability to deliver innovative, high-quality service to clients across the West region and beyond." Sorren was formed in 2025 through the combination of regional firms and private equity backing, with a strategy focused on building a nationally connected firm rooted in local markets.
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A North Carolina accounting firm with a Wilmington office recently announced its merger with Sorren, a national tax, accounting and advisory firm. Williams Overman Pierce is a full-service CPA and advisory firm, with offices in Greensboro, Raleigh and Wilmington at 1508 Military Cutoff Road, Suite 300. According to a news release, the company will rebrand as Sorren, following its recent merger. Williams Overman Pierce was founded in Greensboro in 1971 and has expanded over the years. Today, the firm has six partners and approximately 40 employees who focus on accounting, attest, tax and consulting services for businesses and organizations in various industries. “Williams Overman Pierce’s merger with Sorren solidifies the firm’s continued growth and investment in North Carolina, bringing together the local insight of Williams Overman Pierce with the resources and scale of a national firm,” the release stated. “Williams Overman Pierce’s team will continue to serve clients from its current local offices, now as part of the Sorren family.” Sorren was formed this year through the combination of “leading regional firms, with a vision to build a modern, nationally connected firm rooted in local relationships and specialized service,” the release stated. Sorren’s website lists locations across the U.S., including offices in California, Oregon, Illinois, Texas and Tennessee, among other states. “Williams Overman Pierce is a firm with a strong reputation, deep client relationships and a commitment to quality that aligns perfectly with Sorren’s vision,” Sorren President Josh Tyree wrote in the release. “Their presence in North Carolina expands our reach in a strategically important region and strengthens our ability to serve clients with both national resources and local insight.” George Lambert, managing partner of Williams Overman Pierce, wrote that joining Sorren is a “natural next step” for the firm and its clients. “We’re gaining access to expanded resources and capabilities while continuing to offer the quality service our clients expect,” he wrote. “It’s an exciting opportunity for our team and the communities we serve.”