ANDERSON CARLA

ANDERSON CARLA looks like another person-named professional company, the sort that usually points to a small service practice rather than a large corporate structure. By our assessment, its strength is familiarity: a named office is easier to picture and often easier to navigate than a bigger, branded organization. The drawback is the same thing in reverse, since the scale is usually limited and the offer tends to be narrower. In practice this kind of company often feels modest and local, with little separation between the name and the actual service. Compared with bigger competitors it is less sprawling and more dependent on one person’s work, which is fine if that is the kind of setup you want and not if you need breadth.