The largest public accounting firm headquartered in Western Colorado has a new name

Dalby, Wendland & Co. changed its name to DWC CPAs and Advisors.

The rebrand occurs as the firm makes its 75th year in business in 2023. In coming months, the firm will unveil an updated logo and colors as well as a new website address at
https://dwcadvisors.com.

“Throughout the decades we have seen the needs of our clients evolve as our economies and business climates fluctuate and legislation becomes more convoluted. The continuous changes prompt us to stretch our capabilities and challenge ourselves to help our people, clients and communities to be better,” said Chris West, chief executive officer of  DWC CPAs and Advisors.

“We are proud to continue the hard work, dedication and importance of building deep relationships our firm founders, Walter Dalby and Wes Wendland, ingrained in our organization,” West said. “As we remember our roots, we must also embrace the future and its many opportunities for continued growth and success.”

DWC CPAs and Advisors operates offices in Grand Junction as well as Glenwood Springs and Montose.

DWC CPAs and Advisors ranks among the 300 largest public accounting firms in the United States in an annual list compiled for the Inside Public Accounting national newsletter. DWC CPAs and Advisors has made the list for eight years.

The ranking is based on financial and operational surveys. DWC CPAs and Advisors ranked 249th in the latest ranking with nearly $17 million in net revenue.

As part of its celebration of 75 years in business, DWC CPAs and Advisors will sponsor a Grand Junction Jackalopes baseball game scheduled for June 23 at Suplizio Field. Admission will be free.

The firm also will serve as title sponsor of the Glenwood Springs Market on Seventh, an event featuring artisans, farmers and other vendors as well as live music and street entertainment planned every Tuesday from
June 20 to Sept. 19.

In addition, DWC CPAs and Advisors will serve as title sponsor of Montrose Summer Music Series with concerts scheduled for June 2, July 7, Aug, 4 and Sept. 1 at the Montrose Rotary Amphitheater in Cerise Park.