The 2018 Best Accounting Firms for Women

December 03, 2018, 10:09 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

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Welcome to Accounting Today's 2018 ranking of the Best Accounting Firms for Women.

Now in its second year, the list is selected from the 2018 Accounting Today and Best Companies Group Best Firms to Work For. Firms must have a minimum of 25 women working in the organization, or women must represent 25 percent of employees, whichever is greater, and the female response rate to the Best Firms to Work For anonymous employee survey must be greater than or equal to 50 percent. Firms are ranked in order of percent of positive female response, from largest to smallest.

To participate in the 2019 Best Firms to Work For survey, visit BestAccountingFirmstoWorkFor.com.

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The 2018 Best Accounting Firms for Women

Rank	Firm	Headquarters	Staff	No. of Millennials	% female	% male	Voluntary turnover %	Paid holidays	Chief executive
1	ATKG	San Antonio	42	23	75	25	4	8	Melanie Kirk
2	Berntson Porter & Co.	Bellevue, Washington	96	52	58	42	14	7	Robert Berntson
3	Cassady Schiller CPAs	Cincinnati	60	26	58	42	7	8	Michael Clark
4	Bland Garvey	Richardson, Texas	39	12	69	31	15	7	John Garvey
5	Allen, Gibbs & Houlik	Wichita, Kansas	110	56	54	46	13	8	Paul Allen
6	May & Co.	Vicksburg, Mississippi	32	10	78	22	9	8	H. Riley Nelson
7	Fust Charles Chambers	Syracuse, N.Y.	82	55	52	48	16	12	Angela Franco
8	Wilkins Miller	Mobile, Alabama	62	29	67	33	4	8	W. Allen Carroll
9	Brown Schultz Sheridan & Fritz	Camp Hill, Pennsylvania	94	44	52	48	10	8	Kenneth Wolfe
10	Wilkin & Guttenplan	East Brunswick, N.J.	94	52	66	34	5	7	Edward Guttenplan
11	Miller Grossbard Advisors	Houston	43	43	72	28	9	8	Russell Miller
12	Elliott, Robinson & Co.	Springfield, Missouri	41	23	60	40	8	6	Robert Helm
13	McKonly & Asbury	Camp Hill, Pennsylvania	71	34	59	41	8	10	Kurt Trimarchi
14	Maxwell Locke & Ritter	Austin, Texas	105	NA	70	30	3	10	Steven Knebel
15	Johanson & Yau	San Jose, California	45	19	60	40	3	11	David Davis