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Whitley Penn

www.whitleypenn.com

 
Whitley Penn is a Texas-based full service public accounting firm. With offices in Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston, 54 partners, and more than 450 employees, and a worldwide network affiliation via Nexia International, the firm is strategically positioned for continued growth both locally and internationally. Our steady growth over the past 30 years reflects our knack for hiring individuals with talent and integrity, and our ability to stay one step ahead of the issues our clients face in an ever-changing business landscape. Our culture is based on people, and it is exhibited through the respect, encouragement and courtesy that ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $50-100 Million
  • www.whitleypenn.com
  • 640 Taylor Street Suite 2200
    Fort Worth, TX USA 76102
  • Phone: 817.259.9100

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