CBIZ, Inc. is a professional services firm, listed on the New York Stock Exchange as CBZ. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, CBIZ operates across the U.S. providing a broad range of business services and solutions that assist companies in managing their finances and employees.
CBIZ offers services in three main segments—financial services, benefits and insurance services, and national practices—each aiming to meet the varying needs of businesses. In the financial services sector, CBIZ offers accounting, tax, government health care consulting, valuation, merger & acquisition advisory, and several other associated services.
The Benefits and Insurance Services division helps businesses manage their employee services and offers solutions like retirement plan consulting, health care consulting, property, and casualty insurance among others. Their National Practices division provides managed networking and hardware solutions, cloud services, digital marketing, and other national practices.
Rooted in a client-centric approach, CBIZ has made strategic acquisitions over the years to expand its portfolio of services for all sizes of businesses, from small start-ups to large organizations. The firm also has specialists in many sectors, such as healthcare, real estate, professional services, government, retail, and not-for-profit, which allows the company to offer a tailored approach to their services.
Rated by Accounting Today as the Top 10 accounting provider in the U.S., CBIZ's reputation for quality and reliability is unparalleled. Its professional teams work hard to ensure regulatory compliance, manage risk, increase efficiency, and accomplish individual business goals. CBIZ is dedicated to providing businesses with professional resources usually only available to larger organizations, thus boosting productivity and reducing complexity.
CBIZ's mission is to help clients prosper by providing superior services and products in a professional manner that enhances their quality of life. With transparency, trust, and integrity at the heart of their values, CBIZ is committed to delivering the best possible solutions to its clients and continues to strengthen its stance as a leading provider of business services in the U.S.
Currently under the leadership of CEO Jerome P. Grisko, CBIZ continues to make strategic moves and invest in their team to stay ahead in a rapidly changing business environment. With over 100 offices and 4,800 associates in major metropolitan areas and suburban cities throughout America, CBIZ, Inc. has built a solid reputation for offering comprehensive business solutions while maintaining a high level of customer satisfaction.
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CBIZ, Inc. (NYSE:CBZ) has received an average "Hold" rating from analysts, with six of seven brokerages recommending a hold and one a buy. The average 12-month price target is $44.50, which is below the current share price of $54.65. Despite recent downgrades from some firms, CBIZ's latest quarterly earnings exceeded expectations, though revenue slightly missed forecasts.