Andersen has never returned as a viable business on even a limited scale. Ownership of the partnership has been ceded to four limited liability companies named Omega Management I through IV. Arthur Andersen LLP operated the Q Center conference center in St. Charles, Illinois, until day-to-day management was turned over to Dolce Hotels and Resorts in 2014, but Andersen retains ownership. In 2018, that relationship ended, and day-to-day management returned to the Q Center. The Q Center is currently used for training, primarily for internal Accenture personnel, and other large-scale companies. In 2014, Wealth Tax and Advisory Services (WTAS), a tax and consulting firm started by several former Andersen partners, changed its name to Andersen Tax after acquiring the rights to the Andersen name. It rebranded its year-old international arm, WTAS Global, as Andersen Global. As of 2018, Andersen Global took over the andersen.com domain name from the Andersen accounting firm. Migration of partners and local offices to new firms Many partners formed new companies or were acquired by other consulting firms. Examples include: 60% of the total Andersen practices globally merged into Ernst & Young, with some going to Deloitte (notably UK, Spain and Portugal) Accuracy which was founded in 2004 by a team of seven former partners and is headquartered in Paris Andersen Tax which acquired the rights to the company name and changed their name from WTAS in 2014 BearingPoint, formerly the US consulting unit spun off by KPMG, which purchased Andersen business consulting practices in France and Spain Huron Consulting Group West Monroe Partners which was founded in 2002 by four former consultants, based in Chicago KPMG which absorbed the computer forensics division based in Cypress, California, and the Boise, Kansas City, Philadelphia, Portland, Salt Lake City and Seattle offices, among others Navigant Consulting which absorbed eleven partners in Chicago and Washington D.C. Perot Systems which absorbed six partners Protiviti was formed in 2002 by hiring more than 700 professionals who had been affiliated with the internal audit, business and technology risk consulting practice of Arthur Andersen. SMART Business Advisory and Consulting which absorbed some of the Philadelphia office jcba Limited which was founded by a partner from the aviation practice Grant Thornton International which absorbed the North Carolina, South Carolina, Albuquerque, and Tulsa offices True Partners Consulting See also Accounting scandals Conspiracy of Fools Corporate abuse David J. Lesar Timeline of the Enron scandal References