About Us

Trust the Messari Group to deliver accurate information, sober advice, and reliable guidance.

We believe that small businesses and individuals deserve the same access to accounting and business advisory as Fortune 500 CEO’s. The way we do this is by forming relationships with our clients and working with them to solve their accounting needs.

Gina
CPA, RENE, GRI

Gina is a Founder and Principal CPA advisor with the Messari Group.  She has served as a personal CPA and trusted advisor for high-net-worth clients for 30+ years. Gina realized while working for a Fortune 500 company that entrepreneurs and small businesses face a different set of challenges. Executives in large businesses have access to talented CPAs to advise them on their accounting while small business owners struggle to hire a competent bookkeeper. She founded the Messari Group to provide small businesses and their owners with the same caliber of support that executives in large corporations receive.

Robert
EA, MBA, MLO

Robert is President of Messari Group, Ltd.  His first business startup was at the age of 13 and over the years he has successfully launched businesses from the Automotive Service sector to a low volume / high mix custom Fabric printing business. As a client advisor in today’s market, Robert works to support entrepreneurs every step of the way from business strategy to implementing just-in-time accounting practices.

At Messari Group, we ensure that entrepreneurs have access to invaluable resources, including legal and accounting expertise, to protect their interests when dealing with the IRS and beyond.

What is a Messari?

The Origins of Messari “Treasurers”
During the eleventh and twelfth century the Italian city-states of Genoa, Florence, and Venice were the leading trade centers. These city states became the world’s market for spices, sugar, wood, cotton, silk and more. The oldest discovered record of a complete double-entry accounting system is the Messari “Treasurers” accounts of the city of Genoa in 1340. Times may have changed but the need to have accuracy in your accounting has not and the double entry accounting system is still a business’s best friend against fraud, cheats and the IRS.