Rick Kes
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Yeah, I mean, I think I mean, obviously, my perspective is usually time removes uncertainty risk. So hopefully we get more and more time away from, you know, some of the things that we kind of consistently hear about, whether it's tariffs or Medicaid changes or, you know, tax cuts or, you know, tax extenders and things like that. And we kind of learn everything.
what the new reality is and then understand how that's going to impact our businesses, be able to price that into our deal economics and then start making deals. So I guess I hope for the elapse of time so that people can start
what the new reality is and then understand how that's going to impact our businesses, be able to price that into our deal economics and then start making deals. So I guess I hope for the elapse of time so that people can start
what the new reality is and then understand how that's going to impact our businesses, be able to price that into our deal economics and then start making deals. So I guess I hope for the elapse of time so that people can start
know having less uncertainty and start making some you know movement in terms of the deal environment um so i'd say that's probably top of the list you know second but very close to that list is hopefully seeing the timberwolves advance past the oklahoma oklahoma city thunder
know having less uncertainty and start making some you know movement in terms of the deal environment um so i'd say that's probably top of the list you know second but very close to that list is hopefully seeing the timberwolves advance past the oklahoma oklahoma city thunder
know having less uncertainty and start making some you know movement in terms of the deal environment um so i'd say that's probably top of the list you know second but very close to that list is hopefully seeing the timberwolves advance past the oklahoma oklahoma city thunder
and play in the NBA Finals, ideally against the Knicks, because it would be wonderful to see Karl-Anthony Towns come back and play against Anthony Edwards and see how that works. But I'd say those are the two things that kind of excite me at this point in time.
and play in the NBA Finals, ideally against the Knicks, because it would be wonderful to see Karl-Anthony Towns come back and play against Anthony Edwards and see how that works. But I'd say those are the two things that kind of excite me at this point in time.
and play in the NBA Finals, ideally against the Knicks, because it would be wonderful to see Karl-Anthony Towns come back and play against Anthony Edwards and see how that works. But I'd say those are the two things that kind of excite me at this point in time.
Yeah, Scott, thank you. Yeah, for those of you who aren't familiar with RSM, we are the leading provider of services to the middle market. So we are the fifth largest professional service firm in the U.S., very focused on companies, you know, around a hundred million dollars to about $5 billion of revenue.
Yeah, Scott, thank you. Yeah, for those of you who aren't familiar with RSM, we are the leading provider of services to the middle market. So we are the fifth largest professional service firm in the U.S., very focused on companies, you know, around a hundred million dollars to about $5 billion of revenue.
Yeah, Scott, thank you. Yeah, for those of you who aren't familiar with RSM, we are the leading provider of services to the middle market. So we are the fifth largest professional service firm in the U.S., very focused on companies, you know, around a hundred million dollars to about $5 billion of revenue.
So big swath of the GDP, roughly about a little over a third of the overall GDP is represented in that client base. So, you know, we provide tons of services to private equity companies and their portfolio holdings due to the fact that many of them kind of sit in the middle market. And we have been doing so for a very long time and build a pretty robust
So big swath of the GDP, roughly about a little over a third of the overall GDP is represented in that client base. So, you know, we provide tons of services to private equity companies and their portfolio holdings due to the fact that many of them kind of sit in the middle market. And we have been doing so for a very long time and build a pretty robust
So big swath of the GDP, roughly about a little over a third of the overall GDP is represented in that client base. So, you know, we provide tons of services to private equity companies and their portfolio holdings due to the fact that many of them kind of sit in the middle market. And we have been doing so for a very long time and build a pretty robust
both brand reputation in the market as well as just kind of infrastructure of managing our private equity relationships in a way that we think differentiates us from the competitors. You know, me, myself, I've been at the firm about 20 years, served in many roles within the industry of healthcare and overall just private equity related management.
both brand reputation in the market as well as just kind of infrastructure of managing our private equity relationships in a way that we think differentiates us from the competitors. You know, me, myself, I've been at the firm about 20 years, served in many roles within the industry of healthcare and overall just private equity related management.
both brand reputation in the market as well as just kind of infrastructure of managing our private equity relationships in a way that we think differentiates us from the competitors. You know, me, myself, I've been at the firm about 20 years, served in many roles within the industry of healthcare and overall just private equity related management.
So I'm glad to be part of the conversation and, you know, talk a little bit about what's going on and what we're seeing.