Who we are
Riveron is a business advisory firm infused with entrepreneurship. Our unique combination of consulting, public accounting and industry experience allows us to offer our clients an unprecedented level of understanding and results. We are changing the expectations of what it’s like to partner with an advisory firm.
What can we help you with?
Why Riveron?
We approach every situation with purpose and pragmatism, taking on your challenges as our own. We partner with our clients to prepare for change and deliver exceptional results.
Entrepreneurial Mindset
Creating unexpected value in new and innovative ways.
Engaged Leadership
Involving experienced leaders who roll up their sleeves on every project.
Diverse Backgrounds
Confronting any challenge because we’ve been there before.
Dynamic Situations
Demonstrating uncommon agility through high growth and distress, integrations and separations
Tailored Solutions
Building solutions that are right-sized for each client’s specific needs.
Strategic Results
Making an immediate impact while also looking ahead to prepare for lasting change.
Riveron attracts the best minds, frees them to solve client issues as creatively as possible and ensures first and foremost a dedication to our client’s values.
Riveron manages carve-out and IPO readiness for new company
A €30 billion German cement and aggregates company chose to divest its non-core building products business line, Lehigh Hanson. The Company engaged Riveron to assist with a dual-track divestiture, including carve-out and conversion from IFRS to US GAAP, subsequent public registration and liaison of the dual-track sale process for the Company’s negotiations with private equity investors. We managed the separation strategy to stand up the carved-out entity, assisted with SOX readiness, provided technical guidance, and produced SEC-compliant financial statements. Ultimately, Riveron publicly filed the Company’s registration statement with the SEC on an aggressive timeline and assisted with the sale of the Company at a favorable price.
Riveron implements scalable financial system for carved-out entity
A $200 million payment processing solutions provider was carved-out of its parent entity, a $20 billion international, publicly-traded company. Riveron was initially engaged to prepare historical carve-out financial statements and provide technical accounting and audit support. Our team was then asked to ensure the carved-out entity could successfully operate as a standalone business with a new, high-functioning finance and accounting department. To achieve this goal, we successfully implemented NetSuite, developed scalable business processes and provided visibility into financial performance, KPIs and company direction for all stakeholders.
Riveron performs financial due diligence and integration assessment supporting the lifecycle of an acquisition
NexusTek, a Denver based managed IT company, needed help executing against a balanced growth strategy which included organic platform growth and an ambitious acquisition and integration program. To support their rapid growth, Riveron was asked to perform both financial due diligence and an order-to-cash integration assessment in response to NexusTek’s largest acquisition to date. Riveron partnered with both entities to deliver a Quality of Earnings report, as well as recommendations on software selection and process improvement to integrate the acquisition into an improved order-to-cash function.
News & Insights
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Leadership in Minneapolis
Riveron has significantly enhanced its team based in Minneapolis. This rapid growth includes the onboarding of several new members to the leadership team, including Scott Riser, David Ufheil, and Steve Manko.
Insights
The Solution to Transforming the Supply Chain: Back to Basics
Demanding customers, emerging technologies, global supply bases and ever-changing market landscapes require companies to continuously adjust their supply chains to stay competitive. Most supply chain executives find themselves trapped in a vicious cycle where every new or newer technology presents the panacea that the previous version could not address. To break the cycle, rather than reaching for the latest technologies, some managers have gone back to basics and have emerged with lasting return and a competitive advantage.
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How AI Fits in the Healthcare Puzzle – Four Things to Know
U.S. healthcare operators, regardless of size or specialty, face increasing pressure to reduce costs while maximizing revenue and cash flow in an already complicated system. Outdated controls, disparate IT systems and complex processes for patient interaction, coding, billing and reimbursement make it difficult to identify and implement change. The increased scrutiny on patient outcomes, safety and satisfaction, along with increasing labor, medical supply and drug costs only make the task of running a successful healthcare business more challenging.