US-based advisory, tax, and audit firm Katz, Sapper & Miller (KSM) has announced its intention to relocate its corporate headquarters within Indianapolis, US.
The new 81,000ft² space will be customised to meet KSM’s evolving needs, with a move scheduled for summer 2026.
This reimagined headquarters will be designed to provide an improved experience for both employees and clients, featuring flexible workspaces and various amenities.
The firm will remain close to its current location at 800 E. 96th St., on the border of Indianapolis and Carmel.
It will stay within the Parkwood Crossing office park, moving to Six Parkwood at 600 E. 96th St.
KSM will occupy the third and fourth floors and part of the first floor, with room for future expansion within the building.
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By GlobalDataKSM CEO and president Tim Cook said: “Investing in this new space is a commitment to continuing to provide our employees the opportunity to grow their careers by facilitating their best work for their clients. It is also a commitment to remaining an independent, employee-owned firm.
“Together with our design partners, we are looking forward to creating an innovative, modern workspace that reflects our vibrant culture and our vision for the future of our firm.”
KSM noted that hybrid work will continue to be a part of its long-term strategy, offering flexibility and autonomy to employees.
KSM’s workforce has expanded, with its total number of employees more than doubling since 1 January 2021.
Currently, 360 employees are based in the Indianapolis metro area, while an additional 390 team members work in Fort Wayne, Evansville, Cincinnati, Oklahoma City, New York City, and remote locations across the US.
JLL, a commercial real estate company, provided guidance throughout the selection and securing of the new headquarters space.
It will also oversee the buildout of the new space.
In 2024, KSM completed acquisitions including Cincinnati CPA firm Cassady Schiller, which added 70 employees in June, and CPA firm Shanholt Glassman Klein Kramer & Co., which added 65 employees in New York City in November.
This month, KSM also acquired Chicago-based advisory firm ValueKnowledge for an undisclosed sum.
