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CBIZ, Inc. reports developments tied to its national professional services advisory business for middle-market organizations. Company news centers on financial results, revenue trends in Financial Services, earnings outlooks, free cash flow, share repurchases, and capital allocation.
Updates also cover CBIZ's accounting, tax, advisory, benefits, insurance, and technology capabilities, including post-acquisition integration activity, leadership changes, technology and AI initiatives, and research on middle-market business conditions. Recurring releases frame CBIZ around client service expansion, industry specialization, cost productivity, talent, and technology priorities across its U.S. advisory platform.
CBIZ (NYSE:CBZ), a leading national professional services advisor, has launched its comprehensive Employee Experience Guide to help organizations optimize their workforce management strategies. The guide focuses on attracting, retaining, and engaging diverse employee populations across different generations and work arrangements.
The resource provides insights on total rewards packages, recruiting technology, workplace experience optimization, and integrated approaches to benefits, insurance, workforce development, and risk management. CBIZ's guide includes their Centrally HR platform for streamlining payroll, onboarding, and compliance processes.
According to Polly Thomas, COO of CBIZ Benefits and Insurance Services, the guide aims to help businesses create customized employee experiences that drive team performance and results.
CBIZ (NYSE:CBZ) reported exceptional second-quarter 2025 results, with total revenue surging 62.7% to $683.5 million. The company's net income more than doubled, reaching $41.9 million, with GAAP EPS of $0.66, up 69.2%. Adjusted EBITDA showed remarkable growth of 127.9% to $117.2 million.
For the first six months of 2025, CBIZ achieved total revenue of $1.5 billion, representing a 66.4% increase. The company's performance was notably bolstered by the strategic Marcum acquisition, which management described as one of the most value-creating decisions in company history.
Looking ahead, CBIZ provided its 2025 outlook, projecting total revenue between $2.8-2.95 billion, with adjusted EPS expected in the range of $3.60-3.65 and adjusted EBITDA between $450-456 million.
CBIZ (NYSE:CBZ), a leading national professional services advisor, has scheduled its second-quarter and first-half 2025 financial results announcement for July 30, 2025, after market close.
The company will host a conference call at 5:00 PM ET on the same day, featuring CEO Jerry Grisko and CFO Brad Lakhia. Investors can access the webcast on CBIZ's investor relations website and register for the call through a provided link to receive dial-in details.
CBIZ (NYSE:CBZ) has appointed Tony Consoli as the new President of CBIZ Insurance Services, Inc., the company's Property & Casualty Insurance Division, effective July 1, 2025. Consoli, who joined CBIZ in 2011, succeeds Mike Gill after his 13-year tenure.
With over 30 years of industry experience, Consoli previously served as Regional President for both Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions, and as National Practice Leader for Health Care and Alternative Risk. His appointment aims to drive strategic growth, operational excellence, and enhanced client service delivery across the division.
CBIZ (NYSE:CBZ) has released its 2025 Construction Industry Survey, revealing a resilient construction sector despite economic challenges. The survey highlights that 67% of firms are increasing compensation to address labor shortages, while 34% have delayed or canceled projects due to financing conditions.
Key findings show that 62% of firms cite material price volatility as their primary political concern, and 22% report labor shortages causing job delays. Notably, 36% of construction firms are not utilizing available tax incentives. Despite these challenges, the sector maintains optimism with moderate rates, healthy backlogs, and increasing opportunities.
CBIZ (NYSE: CBZ) has launched its comprehensive CBIZ Tariff Solution, a new service designed to help businesses navigate the complexities of global trade policies and tariffs. The solution provides integrated support across multiple business functions including finance, tax, operations, and trade strategy.
The offering includes key services such as tariff impact modeling, supply chain planning, transfer pricing advisory, state & local incentives for reshoring, trade compliance guidance, and financial reporting support. Led by Jan Smallenbroek, Tariff Solution Leader, the initiative aims to help companies address financial and operational challenges caused by evolving trade policies.
CBIZ will host a live webinar on May 29th, 2025, and has launched a dedicated web page with resources including industry-specific articles focusing on manufacturing, construction, and consumer products sectors.
CBIZ (NYSE: CBZ) has released a comprehensive executive guide analyzing President Trump's first 100 days and its implications for middle market businesses. The guide, titled "President Trump's First 100 Days: Impacts and Strategies for Middle Market Leaders," provides strategic insights on key policy changes affecting business operations.
The analysis draws expertise from CBIZ's diverse service divisions including Accounting, Tax, Advisory, Benefits, Insurance and Technology. The guide specifically addresses critical areas such as:
- Tariff impacts
- Tax policy changes
- Regulatory enforcement shifts
- Labor policy developments
According to Mark Baran, Managing Director of CBIZ National Tax Office, businesses need actionable plans beyond policy awareness. The guide offers practical strategies for risk mitigation, tariff management, compliance updates, and tax planning to help middle market leaders navigate ongoing market volatility.