Executives Say the Deal Hinges on Cultural Alignment
“This combination brings together two highly complementary firms, aligned in culture and values, yet distinct in expertise, business mix, and geographic footprint,” CEO Trevor Baldwin said.
CAC CEO Erin Lynch echoed the sentiment, saying the merger provides scale and infrastructure without sacrificing the firm’s specialized edge.
“This positions us to deliver more for clients and expand opportunities for colleagues, while staying true to the values that have fueled our growth,” Lynch said.
Regulatory Approval Pending
The transaction is set to close in the first quarter of 2026, pending regulatory approval. Baldwin did not immediately respond to a request for information on its counsel for the deal.
