Doeren Mayhew adds Berman Hopkins

Doeren Mayhew acquired Berman Hopkins CPAs & Associates, growing the Top 50 Firm’s presence in central Florida and continuing its expansion in the Southeast. 

Processing Content

Berman Hopkins provides tax, assurance and transaction advisory services across the construction, health care, distribution, manufacturing and real estate industries. It also specializes in employee stock ownership plans, as well as governmental sectors, specifically audit, compliance, valuations and strategic advisory for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Berman Hopkins has offices in Orlando and Melbourne, Florida, and adds nearly 100 employees and nine principals to Doeren Mayhew’s team.

“We are excited to welcome the Berman Hopkins team,” Doeren Mayhew Advisors CEO Chad Anschuetz said in a statement Wednesday. Their strong reputation in Florida and dedication to client success make them an outstanding fit for our firm. They bring exceptional talent in key complementary sectors critical to our growth, including construction, while also adding specialized expertise that creates new opportunities for us to scale strategically across the firm.”

Doeren Mayhew, based in Troy, Michigan, ranked No. 37 on Accounting Today‘s 2026 Top 100 Firms list. It reported $240 million in revenue, with nearly 170 principals and over 1,200 total employees.

In August 2024, the firm took a private equity investment from Audax Private Equity with a goal to grow its geographic footprint through continued acquisitions. Earlier this year, it acquired Dent Moses and its affiliate, Impact Technology Group, in Birmingham, Alabama, as well as advisory firm 1RDG in Rochester, New York. In 2025, it completed 13 deals, expanding into markets such as Nashville, Atlanta and Miami.

“Doeren Mayhew strengthens our ability to advise clients across every aspect of their business, amplifying the strategic impact we deliver as trusted leaders,” Christopher McDirmit, Berman Hopkins’ managing partner, said in a statement. “Equally important, it aligns with our people-first culture, ensuring we continue to invest in our team and empower them to build truly purposeful careers.”

McDirmit will continue leading the central Florida offices as managing principal, while the remaining former partners will join the firm’s leadership as principals.  

Harris Williams served as the exclusive financial advisor to Berman Hopkins in the transaction.