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Grassi wins 2022 Best of Accounting Award for Service Excellence

Grassi, the New York-based accounting firm with a major presence in New Jersey, received the 2022 Best of Accounting Award for superior client service, according to a Monday announcement.

Award winners are chosen for being industry leaders in service quality based on client feedback and ratings.

Highlights of Grassi’s 2022 client survey results include: 87.3% of respondents gave Grassi a score of 9 or 10 out of 10, compared to the industry average of 53% in 2021;
The firm’s Net Promoter Score was 83%, more than double the industry average of 38% in 2021; highest levels of satisfaction were in the areas of service quality and understanding client needs.

Louis Grassi, the firm’s CEO and founder. (File photo)

“Gathering this client feedback provides another avenue for us not only to ensure we are meeting client expectations, but also to discover how we can provide additional support and guidance as their needs and goals evolve,” said Louis Grassi, the firm’s founder and CEO. “This survey initiative is just one of the ways we carry out our collaborative approach to client service, which furthers our mission to create success for our clients’ businesses and financial futures.”

“Winners of the 2022 Best of Accounting award for client satisfaction have demonstrated their commitment to delivering exceptional client service, even as COVID-19 has forced them to reimagine and rebuild their approach to business,” said ClearlyRated‘s founder and CEO, Eric Gregg. “These service leaders have kept the client experience at the heart of their business strategy.”

Information was collected through a ClearlyRated client satisfaction survey. On average, clients of 2022 Best of Accounting winners are twice as likely to be satisfied than those who work with other accounting firms.

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