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BlueRock acquires entertainment industry accounting firm White Sky

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Advisory firm BlueRock has acquired White Sky, a company specialising in accounting services for the music and entertainment industry.

By Emma Partis 6 minute read

The acquisition will allow BlueRock to tap into the entertainment sector and leverage White Sky’s team of accountants, business advisers and royalties experts, a joint press release said.

“This partnership will really lift the level of tailored business support and advice available to the music industry,” Tom Harris, founder and managing director of White Sky, said. 

“The team at BlueRock share our values as people, they love our commitment to Australian artists and music businesses, and they bring something new to our industry with their experience in international tax strategy.”

White Sky provides financial services to Australian musicians including royalty and tour accounting, business management and bookkeeping. Its clients include household names such as Tame Impala, Dom Dolla and Julia Jacklin.

It also provides musicians with tax advisory, financial planning and business growth advisory services.

BlueRock is a multidisciplinary advisory firm geared towards entrepreneurs. It seeks to be a one-stop-shop for businesses that integrates advisers from legal, finance and digital spaces.

 
 

The firm offers services across accounting, digital, finance, law, wealth and start-up advisory.

The acquisition will see White Sky’s 30 Melbourne-based employees relocate to BlueRock’s head office in Melbourne’s CBD. In the press release, BlueRock reiterated its commitment to growing its market share through both organic growth and strategic acquisitions

Following the acquisition, White Sky clients would gain access to comprehensive financial, legal and private wealth advisory services.

"We are always exploring partnerships that support our growth and provide improved services to Australian business owners, founders and families,” Peter Lalor, chief executive and founder of BlueRock, said. 

“The joining of BlueRock and White Sky will enable us to provide unparalleled services to Australia’s fantastic entertainment industry and facilitate significant growth for both firms."

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