Ronald D. DiMattia CPA, ABV, CMA
President, Corporate Value Partners, Inc.
Ron DiMattia founded Corporate Value Partners, Inc. to assist clients with a broad range of valuation, corporate finance and litigation matters. He has significant experience in financial analysis, forecasts/projections, acquisitions, shareholder value measurement and forensic accounting. He owns his current firm and previously was a senior staff member for a regional accounting firm and was a Senior Manager in a “Big Four” accounting firm’s financial advisory services practice. Ron currently serves on the AICPA’s ABV Credential Committee and at one time served on the AICPA’s Business Valuations Subcommittee; he was also appointed to the National Accreditation Commission of the AICPA. Additionally, he has served as a member of the AICPA’s Governing Council. Ron has been privileged to serve as an instructor for the AICPA ABV Exam Review course as well as introductory valuation courses and the AICPA’s National Business Valuation School.
Appearances
Identification204DateNovember 12, 2013This session focuses on the theory underlying discounts for lack of marketability (DLOM) for controlling ownershipSpeaker
Ronald D. DiMattia, CPA, ABV, CMAPresident, Corporate Value Partners, Inc.
Identification204DateNovember 12, 2013This session focuses on the theory underlying discounts for lack of marketability (DLOM) for controlling ownership interests. It also presents a potential source of empirical data to help quantify the level of the discount…Speaker
Ronald D. DiMattia, CPA, ABV, CMAPresident, Corporate Value Partners, Inc.
Identification40DateNovember 10, 2014If the present value of the subject company's expected future cash flows is a foundational measure of the value of a company, practitioners should be very deliberate in projecting those future cash flows…Speakers
Ronald D. DiMattia, CPA, ABV, CMAPresident, Corporate Value Partners, Inc.Travis W. Harms, CFA, CPA, ABVSenior Vice President, Mercer Capital$49Standard Price
Identification40DateNovember 10, 2014If the present value of the subject company's expected future cash flows is a foundational measure of the value of a company, practitioners should be very deliberate in projecting those future cash flows…Speakers
Ronald D. DiMattia, CPA, ABV, CMAPresident, Corporate Value Partners, Inc.Travis W. Harms, CFA, CPA, ABVSenior Vice President, Mercer Capital
