MIAMI—Public-private partnerships (P3s) are nothing new, butwith major infrastructure projects rising across the Southeast thenature of some P3 projects is changing—and accounting firms aresmack dab in the middle of the fray.
Globest.com caught up with Darryl Sharpton, CEOof The Sharpton Group, a Miami-based account firm,to get his take on public private partnerships in the new era inpart one of this exclusive interview. Be sure to come back thisafternoon for part two, in which Sharpton will discuss the mostexciting projects he sees in the area and what real estatedevelopers should do before they begin assembling funding for aproject.
GlobeSt.com: You have been an accounting firm for 30years. Why are you shifting your model now?
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