The Summit Has ArrivedFor accounting firm executives with one agenda

Nov 2–4, 2026
Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas

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Strength In
Numbers
75,000 firms. One deadline. Two doors.
Paid $2,500
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What’s included

A complete playbook on what you know, and three days in the room that changes who you know

The Summit is an intense three days. See what is included in your pass.

Hotel

  • Two night accommodations at Mandalay Bay

Summit Sessions

  • Opening keynote
  • Nine working sessions
  • Executive round table
  • Office hours

Summit Events

  • Dinner and reception
  • Executive dinner
  • Fireside conversation

Food

  • Breakfast both mornings
  • Lunch
  • Dinner each evening
The invitation, 48 seats

A table, not an audience

Strength in Numbers is how you finally capture the value you created. With the accountants, not the fund managers.

When the guest list is built entirely from decision makers, the conversations start at the level most events never reach.

*Limited to two executives per firm.

The program

Three days, built to a rhythm

Full breakdown and action plan for Strength in Numbers.

November 2
Monday
/01
Arrival and Opening Night
  1. 1:00 PMRegistration and ArrivalArrival at Mandalay Bay, hotel check in and Summit registration.
  2. 4:00 PMEvent OpeningThe room meets for the first time, in Banyan Room A.
  3. 5:00 PMOpening KeynoteSteven Gelley opens the Summit.
  4. 6:00 PMDinner and ReceptionTwo and a half hours in Banyan Room B. The evening is free after.
November 3
Tuesday
/02
The Full Programme
  1. 8:00 AMBreakfastBanyan Room A, before the first session of the day.
  2. 9:00 AMStrength in Numbers, then The PE PlaybookTwo hours with Steven Gelley on what the numbers are worth and who is buying them.
  3. 11:15 AMThe CAC Valuation Is ComingThe morning closes on what acquisition cost does to a valuation. Lunch follows at Border Grill.
  4. 2:30 PMHuman Constraints at ScaleThe afternoon session, in the Executive Suite.
  5. 7:30 PMDinner, then two evening sessionsThe SaaS Comparison and How a C-Corp Accounting Firm Looks, both with Steven Gelley.
November 4
Wednesday
/03
Working Sessions and Departures
  1. 8:00 AMBreakfast and Round TableThe previous day reopened with the whole room in it.
  2. 9:00 AMLet’s Do the MathSteven Gelley runs the numbers. Hotel checkout follows at 10:20.
  3. 11:00 AMOffice HoursTechnology, M&A or Strength in Numbers, with Elena Gonci and Steven Gelley.
  4. 1:00 PMThe Summit concludesAfter office hours close.
Strength in Numbers by Steven Gelley. How 75,000 accounting firms approaching the same deadline impact their own valuation.
The conversation

The next chapter of this profession gets written by the people in the room

Consolidation is reshaping how accounting firms grow, merge, and thrive. Bring your questions to roundtables and fireside chats with peers who are making the same decisions, and leave with a clearer view of your own path forward.

A copy with every pass

Included in the price. Nobody arrives without one.

Sent when you register

So the room opens on chapter one instead of chapter zero.

Signed at check in

By the author, who opens the Summit the same evening.

The sessions

Every hour has a title

Three days of working sessions, run in one room so nobody is choosing between tracks. Every executive in the building is in every session.

  • Monday

    Opening Keynote

    Steven Gelley

  • Tuesday

    Strength in Numbers

    Steven Gelley

  • Tuesday

    The PE Playbook

    Steven Gelley

  • Tuesday

    The CAC Valuation Is Coming

    Speaker to be announced

  • Tuesday

    Human Constraints at Scale

    Speaker to be announced

  • Tuesday

    The SaaS Comparison

    Steven Gelley

  • Tuesday

    How a C-Corp Accounting Firm Looks

    Steven Gelley

  • Wednesday

    Round Table on Day One

    Steven Gelley

  • Wednesday

    Let’s Do the Math

    Steven Gelley

  • Wednesday

    Office Hours: Technology, M&A or Strength in Numbers

    Elena Gonci and Steven Gelley

Why attend

Two doors. Most owners only have one

Seventy five thousand firms are arriving at the same deadline. Three days that set up the next thirty years.

Your seat

Forty eight seats, two per firm. Bring the executive who will act on what they hear.

Seats close when the room is full.