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Whether preceding an M&A transaction or another executive hire, due diligence identifies any red flags before inking a high-stakes deal.
Executive ResourceA reliable Quality of Earnings (QofE) report can level the playing field between buyer and seller in M&A transactions. Learn more.
WebinarIn an almost numbing and normalizing fashion, we see ransomware continuing to make news. While the attacks are described with new language, the tactics and techniques utilized are very similar. Consider the loss of others a free assessment for your organization to learn from those mistakes.
Learn the steps that your organization can take to reduce your risks and make it easier to recover if you do suffer a ransomware attack.
Featured in NAPE Magazine, Weaver’s Brian Reed, Partner, Financial Advisory Services, shares his insight on why companies may want to adjust the way quality of earnings are assessed in the oil and gas industry post-COVID.
We’ve all seen it. Your organization has a contract in place with a key customer, but your obligations don’t necessarily make sense to the people responsible for achieving them. This is especially common with IT-related obligations, and is typically caused by the volume of verbiage addressing IT topics and a lack of understanding of that jargon by legal and finance leadership.