The communities we serve.
NGA firms are rooted in the places they call home. We put the community first — the accounting practice second. Explore the places our firms serve today, and watch this map grow as our network expands nationally.
Cape Cod
A peninsula of small harbor villages, weathered shingles, and family-owned businesses that have anchored the local economy for generations. Cape Cod's economy runs on independent shops, fisheries, hospitality, and the trades that keep every summer season moving.
- Local business
- Restaurants, marine services, contractors, boutique retail, and seasonal hospitality operators — many of them second- and third-generation family businesses.
- In the community
- Longstanding sponsors of local chambers, youth sports, and community fundraisers across Barnstable County.
Martha's Vineyard
An island community where relationships and reputation carry more weight than transactions. Vineyard businesses live and die on trust — with neighbors, with year-round residents, and with the seasonal economy that returns each summer.
- Local business
- Independent inns, farms, fisheries, tradespeople, and creative practices, plus a growing base of remote-first entrepreneurs.
- In the community
- Deep involvement in island-wide nonprofits, agricultural fairs, and small-business support groups.
South Coast
The historic mill cities and working waterfronts of southeastern Massachusetts — New Bedford, Fall River, Dartmouth, Westport — where a proud manufacturing legacy meets a new generation of small-business owners.
- Local business
- Manufacturing, commercial fishing, food processing, construction, and a fast-growing small-business economy revitalizing historic downtowns.
- In the community
- Partners with regional economic development councils and small-business incubators across the South Coast.