The Prinzo Group, Inc. Acquired by Mauldin & Jenkins

We are pleased to announce the sale of our client, The Prinzo Group, Inc., to Mauldin & Jenkins. The acquisition closed January 2, 2025.

Headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, The Prinzo Group, Inc. is a full-service consulting firm that specializes in helping state and local government agencies modernize outdated processes and systems and navigate complex procurement and policy initiatives. The firm leverages structured methodologies and project expertise to deliver strategic assessments, procurement support, implementation services, and change management with a focus on efficiency and measurable results, often at a lower cost than larger consultancies. Since its founding in 2004, The Prinzo Group has built a reputation for personalized public sector consulting that aligns people, processes, and technology to achieve organizational goals.

Based in Atlanta, Georgia, Mauldin & Jenkins is a long-established certified public accounting firm that has provided audit, tax, assurance and advisory services to businesses, nonprofits and individuals across the Southeast since 1918. The firm is regularly recognized among the Top 100 CPA firms in the United States and serves a diverse set of industries including financial institutions, government, healthcare, construction and higher education. With a network of offices throughout Georgia and surrounding states, Mauldin & Jenkins combines deep technical expertise with personalized guidance to help clients navigate complex financial, regulatory and strategic challenges.

Generational Group Executive Managing Director, M&A, Eastern Region – David Fergusson, and his team led by Generational Affiliate, Tim Dalton with the support of Vice President, M&A, Emil Nirkis, successfully closed the deal. Senior Managing Director, James Carr and Senior M&A Advisor, Maria Sutej established the initial relationship with The Prinzo Group, Inc.

“This was a seamless transition, as the seller already had a business relationship with the buyer. They knew each other and their capabilities well and understood from the very beginning that it would be a good fit. Negotiations were amicable, with a successful closing and the start of the transition period. The seller and his employees will stay on with the new company going forward,” said Tim Dalton.

Ryan Binkley, CEO of Generational Group, added, “This transaction reflects our continued focus on meaningful, long-term partnerships, uniting partners who share a common vision and a disciplined approach to driving long-term value and growth.”