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CPA Site Solutions

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CPA Site Solutions is a Vermont based web design firm that works with accounting, CPA, tax preparation, and bookkeeping firms in the United States.

Overview[edit]

The company was founded in 1999 by Brian O'Connell, and his wife, Kathy O'Connell CPA. The O'Connell's first business, The Lead Sheet, was a highly successful data collection venture which was ultimately sold in 1996 to American Business Information,[1] now InfoGROUP. In 1999 Kathy O'Connell had been a practicing CPA since 1987. She had worked for Ernst & Whiney (now Ernst & Young) and later as the comptroler of Banknorth Group. (now TD Bank),[2] before founding CPA Site Solutions and her own independent accounting practice in 1999.[3]

CPA Site Solutions claims 20 employees[4] and more than 4,000 website clients[5] as of May 2010. The company was incorporated in 2004 and has been a member of the Better Business Bureau since June 2009.[6]

In 2010 the company made Inc. Magazine's "Inc. 5000" showing annual revenues of 2.3 million and 224% growth over three years. This made CPA Site Solutions 142nd fastest growing company in the Information Technology field, and ranked them 1313 out of the 24 million companies that were eligible for consideration overall.[7]

Company Culture[edit]

Despite its rapid growth and large market share, CPA Site Solutions has remained a family owned business. With the exception of a pair of in-house programmers, all of its employees, including owners and management, share responsibility for design, tech support, and customer service.[8]

Holdings[edit]

In 2006 CPA Site Solutions acquired competitor Complete Site Interactive.[9] They also own Accountant-Finder, a consumer targeted pay-for-premium vertical index website of CPA and Accounting firms.

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