Our Team
Nikki Robar
CPA, CA, CBV
PARTNER
Our founding partner, Nikki has two decades of business valuation, transaction and financial litigation support experience and is a recognized expert in her field.
Nikki graduated from St. Francis Xavier University with a BBA (Hons) in accounting in 1994, obtained her Chartered Accountant (CPA, CA) designation with Doane Raymond (now Grant Thornton) in 1996 and worked in a number of different roles, industries and countries before completing her Chartered Business Valuator (CBV) designation in 2006.
After various roles in the accounting profession, Nikki narrowed her focus when she returned to Canada after 7 years in the Turks & Caicos Islands. Since 2004, Nikki has focused on providing financial and related advice to clients, their legal counsel and others, in matters involving business valuations, commercial litigation support or other financial disputes including economic loss quantification and family law disputes, and advising on the purchase and sale of businesses.
While Nikki has always enjoyed, and taken pride in, a diverse business, over the past 15 years, she has developed a niche within the area of family law, offering an informed and practical approach to assist clients and their counsel through the financial aspects of complex matrimonial dispute issues.
Nikki has prepared expert reports for legal matters across Canada and has provided expert witness testimony in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador and Alberta with respect to business valuation, income quantification in family law disputes, damages quantification, critique reports and other related matters.
She is an author and speaker on topics including financial acumen in the context of litigation, business valuations, issues around income determination in family law matters and working with financial experts, for organizations including the National Judicial Institute, Federation of Law Societies of Canada, divisions of provincial Canadian Bar Associations and the Schulich School of Law. Nikki also speaks frequently to women’s groups to promote and encourage the development of women in business and has held many board positions, including her current role with the Access to Justice & Law Reform Institute of Nova Scotia.
Nikki’s highest accomplishment and greatest reward is her two young adult sons – both pursuing their CPA designations. As they start their own professional journeys, Nikki has added cats and dogs to the family to keep things interesting. Whether it’s with kids, friends, dogs or all of the above, she loves travel, hiking, great food and taking time to reflect on the goodness of life.
Nikki’s sons will attest that she is guided in life by the philosophy that: You don’t want to look back and know you could have done better.
Nikki graduated from St. Francis Xavier University with a BBA (Hons) in accounting in 1994, obtained her Chartered Accountant (CPA, CA) designation with Doane Raymond (now Grant Thornton) in 1996 and worked in a number of different roles, industries and countries before completing her Chartered Business Valuator (CBV) designation in 2006.
After various roles in the accounting profession, Nikki narrowed her focus when she returned to Canada after 7 years in the Turks & Caicos Islands. Since 2004, Nikki has focused on providing financial and related advice to clients, their legal counsel and others, in matters involving business valuations, commercial litigation support or other financial disputes including economic loss quantification and family law disputes, and advising on the purchase and sale of businesses.
While Nikki has always enjoyed, and taken pride in, a diverse business, over the past 15 years, she has developed a niche within the area of family law, offering an informed and practical approach to assist clients and their counsel through the financial aspects of complex matrimonial dispute issues.
Nikki has prepared expert reports for legal matters across Canada and has provided expert witness testimony in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador and Alberta with respect to business valuation, income quantification in family law disputes, damages quantification, critique reports and other related matters.
She is an author and speaker on topics including financial acumen in the context of litigation, business valuations, issues around income determination in family law matters and working with financial experts, for organizations including the National Judicial Institute, Federation of Law Societies of Canada, divisions of provincial Canadian Bar Associations and the Schulich School of Law. Nikki also speaks frequently to women’s groups to promote and encourage the development of women in business and has held many board positions, including her current role with the Access to Justice & Law Reform Institute of Nova Scotia.
Nikki’s highest accomplishment and greatest reward is her two young adult sons – both pursuing their CPA designations. As they start their own professional journeys, Nikki has added cats and dogs to the family to keep things interesting. Whether it’s with kids, friends, dogs or all of the above, she loves travel, hiking, great food and taking time to reflect on the goodness of life.
Nikki’s sons will attest that she is guided in life by the philosophy that: You don’t want to look back and know you could have done better.
Nikki Robar
CPA, CA, CBV
PARTNER
Our founding partner, Nikki has two decades of business valuation, transaction and financial litigation support experience and is a recognized expert in her field.
Nikki graduated from St. Francis Xavier University with a BBA (Hons) in accounting in 1994, obtained her Chartered Accountant (CPA, CA) designation with Doane Raymond (now Grant Thornton) in 1996 and worked in a number of different roles, industries and countries before completing her Chartered Business Valuator (CBV) designation in 2006.
After various roles in the accounting profession, Nikki narrowed her focus when she returned to Canada after 7 years in the Turks & Caicos Islands. Since 2004, Nikki has focused on providing financial and related advice to clients, their legal counsel and others, in matters involving business valuations, commercial litigation support or other financial disputes including economic loss quantification and family law disputes, and advising on the purchase and sale of businesses.
While Nikki has always enjoyed, and taken pride in, a diverse business, over the past 15 years, she has developed a niche within the area of family law, offering an informed and practical approach to assist clients and their counsel through the financial aspects of complex matrimonial dispute issues.
Nikki has prepared expert reports for legal matters across Canada and has provided expert witness testimony in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador and Alberta with respect to business valuation, income quantification in family law disputes, damages quantification, critique reports and other related matters.
She is an author and speaker on topics including financial acumen in the context of litigation, business valuations, issues around income determination in family law matters and working with financial experts, for organizations including the National Judicial Institute, Federation of Law Societies of Canada, divisions of provincial Canadian Bar Associations and the Schulich School of Law. Nikki also speaks frequently to women’s groups to promote and encourage the development of women in business and has held many board positions, including her current role with the Access to Justice & Law Reform Institute of Nova Scotia.
Nikki’s highest accomplishment and greatest reward is her two young adult sons – both pursuing their CPA designations. As they start their own professional journeys, Nikki has added cats and dogs to the family to keep things interesting. Whether it’s with kids, friends, dogs or all of the above, she loves travel, hiking, great food and taking time to reflect on the goodness of life.
Nikki’s sons will attest that she is guided in life by the philosophy that: You don’t want to look back and know you could have done better.
Nikki graduated from St. Francis Xavier University with a BBA (Hons) in accounting in 1994, obtained her Chartered Accountant (CPA, CA) designation with Doane Raymond (now Grant Thornton) in 1996 and worked in a number of different roles, industries and countries before completing her Chartered Business Valuator (CBV) designation in 2006.
After various roles in the accounting profession, Nikki narrowed her focus when she returned to Canada after 7 years in the Turks & Caicos Islands. Since 2004, Nikki has focused on providing financial and related advice to clients, their legal counsel and others, in matters involving business valuations, commercial litigation support or other financial disputes including economic loss quantification and family law disputes, and advising on the purchase and sale of businesses.
While Nikki has always enjoyed, and taken pride in, a diverse business, over the past 15 years, she has developed a niche within the area of family law, offering an informed and practical approach to assist clients and their counsel through the financial aspects of complex matrimonial dispute issues.
Nikki has prepared expert reports for legal matters across Canada and has provided expert witness testimony in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador and Alberta with respect to business valuation, income quantification in family law disputes, damages quantification, critique reports and other related matters.
She is an author and speaker on topics including financial acumen in the context of litigation, business valuations, issues around income determination in family law matters and working with financial experts, for organizations including the National Judicial Institute, Federation of Law Societies of Canada, divisions of provincial Canadian Bar Associations and the Schulich School of Law. Nikki also speaks frequently to women’s groups to promote and encourage the development of women in business and has held many board positions, including her current role with the Access to Justice & Law Reform Institute of Nova Scotia.
Nikki’s highest accomplishment and greatest reward is her two young adult sons – both pursuing their CPA designations. As they start their own professional journeys, Nikki has added cats and dogs to the family to keep things interesting. Whether it’s with kids, friends, dogs or all of the above, she loves travel, hiking, great food and taking time to reflect on the goodness of life.
Nikki’s sons will attest that she is guided in life by the philosophy that: You don’t want to look back and know you could have done better.
Iain Fraser
CPA, CA, CBV
PARTNER
Iain has been providing business valuation, transaction and financial litigation support services to clients in Atlantic Canada and beyond since 2015.
Iain has extensive experience preparing valuation reports in a broad range of industries for public and private companies in the context of shareholder planning, tax reorganizations and mergers and acquisitions. Iain’s experience includes working on mandates ranging from small owner/operator businesses to large conglomerates involving national and international delivery teams.
Iain has co-authored numerous expert reports in the context of commercial litigation support and financial disputes in the context of family law matters (valuation and income reports), quantification of economic losses, shareholder disputes, personal injury claims and forensic investigations.
He also frequently assists business owners with transaction advisory services related to the purchase and sale of private companies.
Iain graduated from St. Francis Xavier University with a Bachelor of Business Administration (Accounting Major) in 2009. He obtained his Chartered Accountant (CPA, CA) designation in 2012 and Chartered Business Valuator (CBV) designation in 2017.
Iain obtained his Chartered Accountant designation working with a Provincial Auditor General office and worked as a Senior Business Analyst for a publicly traded telecommunications company.
Iain is a speaker on topics including business valuations, issues around income determination in family law matters and working with financial experts, for organizations including divisions of the Nova Scotia Canadian Bar Association and Schulich School of Law.
A proud Nova Scotian, Iain was born and raised in Halifax where he continues to live with his wife and two young daughters. Iain enjoys spending time with his family and friends, volunteering his time with boards and committees within the community and has a slowly deteriorating recreational sports career, including hockey, volleyball and golf.
Iain finds daily inspiration from Canadian hero, Terry Fox. “Today we got up at 4am. As usual, it was tough”.
Iain has extensive experience preparing valuation reports in a broad range of industries for public and private companies in the context of shareholder planning, tax reorganizations and mergers and acquisitions. Iain’s experience includes working on mandates ranging from small owner/operator businesses to large conglomerates involving national and international delivery teams.
Iain has co-authored numerous expert reports in the context of commercial litigation support and financial disputes in the context of family law matters (valuation and income reports), quantification of economic losses, shareholder disputes, personal injury claims and forensic investigations.
He also frequently assists business owners with transaction advisory services related to the purchase and sale of private companies.
Iain graduated from St. Francis Xavier University with a Bachelor of Business Administration (Accounting Major) in 2009. He obtained his Chartered Accountant (CPA, CA) designation in 2012 and Chartered Business Valuator (CBV) designation in 2017.
Iain obtained his Chartered Accountant designation working with a Provincial Auditor General office and worked as a Senior Business Analyst for a publicly traded telecommunications company.
Iain is a speaker on topics including business valuations, issues around income determination in family law matters and working with financial experts, for organizations including divisions of the Nova Scotia Canadian Bar Association and Schulich School of Law.
A proud Nova Scotian, Iain was born and raised in Halifax where he continues to live with his wife and two young daughters. Iain enjoys spending time with his family and friends, volunteering his time with boards and committees within the community and has a slowly deteriorating recreational sports career, including hockey, volleyball and golf.
Iain finds daily inspiration from Canadian hero, Terry Fox. “Today we got up at 4am. As usual, it was tough”.
Iain Fraser
CPA, CA, CBV
PARTNER
Iain has been providing business valuation, transaction and financial litigation support services to clients in Atlantic Canada and beyond since 2015.
Iain has extensive experience preparing valuation reports in a broad range of industries for public and private companies in the context of shareholder planning, tax reorganizations and mergers and acquisitions. Iain’s experience includes working on mandates ranging from small owner/operator businesses to large conglomerates involving national and international delivery teams.
Iain has co-authored numerous expert reports in the context of commercial litigation support and financial disputes in the context of family law matters (valuation and income reports), quantification of economic losses, shareholder disputes, personal injury claims and forensic investigations.
He also frequently assists business owners with transaction advisory services related to the purchase and sale of private companies.
Iain graduated from St. Francis Xavier University with a Bachelor of Business Administration (Accounting Major) in 2009. He obtained his Chartered Accountant (CPA, CA) designation in 2012 and Chartered Business Valuator (CBV) designation in 2017.
Iain obtained his Chartered Accountant designation working with a Provincial Auditor General office and worked as a Senior Business Analyst for a publicly traded telecommunications company.
Iain is a speaker on topics including business valuations, issues around income determination in family law matters and working with financial experts, for organizations including divisions of the Nova Scotia Canadian Bar Association and Schulich School of Law.
A proud Nova Scotian, Iain was born and raised in Halifax where he continues to live with his wife and two young daughters. Iain enjoys spending time with his family and friends, volunteering his time with boards and committees within the community and has a slowly deteriorating recreational sports career, including hockey, volleyball and golf.
Iain finds daily inspiration from Canadian hero, Terry Fox. “Today we got up at 4am. As usual, it was tough”.
Iain has extensive experience preparing valuation reports in a broad range of industries for public and private companies in the context of shareholder planning, tax reorganizations and mergers and acquisitions. Iain’s experience includes working on mandates ranging from small owner/operator businesses to large conglomerates involving national and international delivery teams.
Iain has co-authored numerous expert reports in the context of commercial litigation support and financial disputes in the context of family law matters (valuation and income reports), quantification of economic losses, shareholder disputes, personal injury claims and forensic investigations.
He also frequently assists business owners with transaction advisory services related to the purchase and sale of private companies.
Iain graduated from St. Francis Xavier University with a Bachelor of Business Administration (Accounting Major) in 2009. He obtained his Chartered Accountant (CPA, CA) designation in 2012 and Chartered Business Valuator (CBV) designation in 2017.
Iain obtained his Chartered Accountant designation working with a Provincial Auditor General office and worked as a Senior Business Analyst for a publicly traded telecommunications company.
Iain is a speaker on topics including business valuations, issues around income determination in family law matters and working with financial experts, for organizations including divisions of the Nova Scotia Canadian Bar Association and Schulich School of Law.
A proud Nova Scotian, Iain was born and raised in Halifax where he continues to live with his wife and two young daughters. Iain enjoys spending time with his family and friends, volunteering his time with boards and committees within the community and has a slowly deteriorating recreational sports career, including hockey, volleyball and golf.
Iain finds daily inspiration from Canadian hero, Terry Fox. “Today we got up at 4am. As usual, it was tough”.
Thomas Frazer
CPA, CBV
MANAGER
Thomas obtained his CPA designation in 2020 and his CBV designation in 2023. Since 2020, he has focused on providing business valuation, financial litigation support and transaction advisory services to clients across Canada.
After graduating from Acadia University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Business Administration (Accounting), Thomas began his career within the Assurance practice of a global professional services firm in Calgary, Alberta, transferring ‘home’ to Halifax in 2019.
Since 2020, Thomas has focused on providing business valuation, purchase price allocation, financial litigation support, and transaction advisory services to clients ranging from small owner manager businesses to global private equity firms and pension funds. Thomas has experience working within the Deals Advisory group of a global professional services firm and for a boutique Mergers & Acquisitions Advisory firm.
Thomas obtained his Chartered Professional Account (CPA) designation in 2020 while working with a global professional services firm and his Chartered Business Valuator (CBV) designation in 2023 working with Valor Advisory.
Born in Cole Harbour, and now residing in Dartmouth, Thomas enjoys spending time with family and friends, staying active, and cheering on his beloved Toronto sports teams.
Work hard, be kind, and amazing things will happen.
After graduating from Acadia University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Business Administration (Accounting), Thomas began his career within the Assurance practice of a global professional services firm in Calgary, Alberta, transferring ‘home’ to Halifax in 2019.
Since 2020, Thomas has focused on providing business valuation, purchase price allocation, financial litigation support, and transaction advisory services to clients ranging from small owner manager businesses to global private equity firms and pension funds. Thomas has experience working within the Deals Advisory group of a global professional services firm and for a boutique Mergers & Acquisitions Advisory firm.
Thomas obtained his Chartered Professional Account (CPA) designation in 2020 while working with a global professional services firm and his Chartered Business Valuator (CBV) designation in 2023 working with Valor Advisory.
Born in Cole Harbour, and now residing in Dartmouth, Thomas enjoys spending time with family and friends, staying active, and cheering on his beloved Toronto sports teams.
Work hard, be kind, and amazing things will happen.
Thomas Frazer
CPA, CBV
MANAGER
Thomas obtained his CPA designation in 2020 and his CBV designation in 2023. Since 2020, he has focused on providing business valuation, financial litigation support and transaction advisory services to clients across Canada.
After graduating from Acadia University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Business Administration (Accounting), Thomas began his career within the Assurance practice of a global professional services firm in Calgary, Alberta, transferring ‘home’ to Halifax in 2019.
Since 2020, Thomas has focused on providing business valuation, purchase price allocation, financial litigation support, and transaction advisory services to clients ranging from small owner manager businesses to global private equity firms and pension funds. Thomas has experience working within the Deals Advisory group of a global professional services firm and for a boutique Mergers & Acquisitions Advisory firm.
Thomas obtained his Chartered Professional Account (CPA) designation in 2020 while working with a global professional services firm and his Chartered Business Valuator (CBV) designation in 2023 working with Valor Advisory.
Born in Cole Harbour, and now residing in Dartmouth, Thomas enjoys spending time with family and friends, staying active, and cheering on his beloved Toronto sports teams.
Work hard, be kind, and amazing things will happen.
After graduating from Acadia University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Business Administration (Accounting), Thomas began his career within the Assurance practice of a global professional services firm in Calgary, Alberta, transferring ‘home’ to Halifax in 2019.
Since 2020, Thomas has focused on providing business valuation, purchase price allocation, financial litigation support, and transaction advisory services to clients ranging from small owner manager businesses to global private equity firms and pension funds. Thomas has experience working within the Deals Advisory group of a global professional services firm and for a boutique Mergers & Acquisitions Advisory firm.
Thomas obtained his Chartered Professional Account (CPA) designation in 2020 while working with a global professional services firm and his Chartered Business Valuator (CBV) designation in 2023 working with Valor Advisory.
Born in Cole Harbour, and now residing in Dartmouth, Thomas enjoys spending time with family and friends, staying active, and cheering on his beloved Toronto sports teams.
Work hard, be kind, and amazing things will happen.
We have a combined 30 years of experience with valuations, transactions and financial litigation support in numerous industries across Canada.
Our multidisciplinary background and approach allows us to draw on our varied experience to help our clients, adding value from concept to completion.
As a core business value, we strive to build strong relationships and trust with our clients, networks and communities.
