RSM Mexico to join transatlantic platform, strengthening North American Trade Corridor presence.
Integration strengthens the firm's ability to provide cross-border advice as middle market companies navigate nearshoring and shifting supply chains.
Professional services firm RSM has reached an agreement in principle for RSM Mexico to join its transatlantic partnership. The move, announced June 15, represents a strategic expansion of the firm's partner-owned platform across key North American trade corridors.
The addition of Mexico will bring the transatlantic partnership's reach to five primary entities: the U.S., the UK, Canada, Ireland, and Mexico. Supported by integrated teams in India and El Salvador, the expanded organization will align more than 25,000 professionals and generate an aggregate annual revenue exceeding $5 billion.
The expansion comes as middle market firms increasingly seek specialized cross-border consulting to manage global business shifts. According to the firm, the demand is being driven by factors such as nearshoring, supply chain realignments, the rise of artificial intelligence, and evolving private investment strategies.
"RSM Mexico will expand our transatlantic partnership and strengthen our ability to support clients operating up and down North America's most important trade routes," said Brian Becker, CEO of RSM's transatlantic partnership. Becker noted that the addition is a step toward the firm's ambition of building a $10 billion multinational platform dedicated to serving growing businesses.
Alfonso Elias, managing partner of RSM Mexico, highlighted that the move would provide Mexican clients with enhanced access to a full suite of consulting services. "Joining the transatlantic partnership will strengthen our ability to support our clients as they transform for the future," Elias said, noting the benefits of closer connectivity with the UK, Ireland, and North American neighbors.
The transatlantic partnership was established on Jan. 1, 2026, to align governance and financial incentives across markets. While the partnership is governed by a Delaware LLP for centralized oversight, client services continue to be delivered by the individual legal entities within each country. The agreement remains subject to regulatory approvals and standard closing conditions.
SOURCE: RSM
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