Checkmate Tax Advisors: An Aspire Company
Checkmate Tax Advisors isn't just of Aspire; we're part of its DNA. We handle the financial game plan for Aspire. Born from the shared vision of Aspire Tour and Aspire4More (formerly Collective Influence) co-founders Andrew Cordle and Eddie Wilson, Checkmate is led by CEO Danielle Michel. Danielle isn't just a CPA; she's an entrepreneur, founder, and investor. She gets it. She understood Eddie and Andrew's vision from the jump and was right alongside them, making it happen. Checkmate is the tax advisory firm that finally... got it. The dreams. The goals. The money moves. The vision. Strategy. ALL OF IT.
We understand the unique challenges and opportunities you face because, as entrepreneurs, investors and certified go-getters ourselves, we've been there. We know you're selective about who you let into your $ circle, and so are we. Let's connect and see if our boards align. We work with a select group of clients, ensuring personalized attention and unparalleled service. We're not just advisors; we're your partners in building lasting wealth. We proudly serve members of the Aspire community, forward-thinking entrepreneurs, investors, high-net-worth individuals, and anyone ready to play the $ game like no other. We're here to level the playing field.
If you found us through Aspire, then we know you get it...no need to explain. But if you don't know what Aspire is, let us introduce you to the movers, shakers, and groundbreakers who are taking over the $$ space in America. Aspire Tour is the largest business tour in the United States, connecting ambitious entrepreneurs with the resources and network they need to level up. Aspire4More (formerly Collective Influence) is the community that fuels that movement.
So, congratulations...you've found the team that gets it.
Hi, we're Checkmate.
The Board is Set.
Game On.
In a world that likes to play by the rules, we like to dissect them and make them work for us...and our $ moves. Because when you're building something big, you can't afford to play small.