Carl Allegretti Net Worth 2026: Deloitte Tax to Arbor Co-CEO

No financial publication has estimated Carl Allegretti's net worth, so this page does not give a figure. The $85 million number shown here before had no source and has been removed. Allegretti is a retired Deloitte partner who led Deloitte's U.S. tax business as chairman and CEO of Deloitte Tax for five years, then joined Arbor Investments, a food and beverage private equity firm, as president in 2020; he is now its co-CEO.

What is Carl Allegretti's net worth?

There is no estimate from Forbes, Bloomberg or Celebrity Net Worth. Deloitte is a partnership that does not disclose partner pay, and Arbor Investments is a private firm that does not publish its partners' carried interest or compensation. Any exact number for him is a guess.

What the record does show is two high-level careers. At Deloitte he reached the top of one of the largest tax practices in the country and sat on the board of the global Deloitte network. At Arbor he helps lead a firm that, by its own description, has acquired or invested in more than 85 food, beverage and related companies in North America since 1999 (Rubix Foods via PR Newswire). Senior roles at both kinds of firm are well paid, but the amounts are private.

Carl Allegretti's yearly earnings and income

His salary has never been published. The yearly, monthly and daily income figures older pages gave (4 million, 334,000 and 12,000 USD) had no source and have been removed, as has the claim that they came from "a survey." The earlier page also called him a "food businessman" who came from a family of food professionals; that was invented. His link to food is through Arbor's portfolio, not a family business.

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Early life and family

Allegretti played college football at Butler University in Indianapolis from 1980 to 1983. He has credited the sport with teaching him the discipline, preparation and teamwork he uses in business, and he now serves on the board of the National Football Foundation (National Football Foundation).

Carl Allegretti wife

His X profile describes him as a father, husband and grandfather (X). His wife's name does not appear in any reliable source we could find. Older pages called her Tammy and added invented detail about the marriage; that has been removed.

Education

He attended Butler University, where he played football (National Football Foundation). The earlier version of this page said he earned a Bachelor of Science in accounting there; that fits his tax career, but we could not confirm the exact degree in a source we opened.

Professional career

Sources: Tax Grotto, UK Companies House, Crain's Chicago Business, National Football Foundation.

Deloitte announced in January 2017 that Steve Kimble would take over its tax business from February 1, and that Allegretti, who had led it for five years, would stay on in U.S. and global marketplace leadership roles (Tax Grotto). UK Companies House records show his appointment as a director of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited on March 11, 2015 (Companies House). The claim on older pages that he was a partner at Arthur Andersen could not be verified and has been removed.

Crain's Chicago Business reported in February 2020 that the former Deloitte executive would become president of Arbor, a Chicago-rooted private equity firm focused on food and beverage companies (Crain's Chicago Business). Arbor now lists its headquarters in Palm Beach, Florida, with offices in Chicago and New York (PR Newswire).

Arbor Investments deals

As president, Allegretti was the public voice on several deals:

• Carnivore Meat Company, December 2021. Arbor invested in the Green Bay, Wisconsin, maker of Vital Essentials freeze-dried raw pet food, which sold through more than 7,200 retailers. Terms were not disclosed (Pet Food Processing).
• Rubix Foods, April 2024. Allegretti spoke for Arbor when the Jacksonville, Florida, food technology company appointed a new CFO (PR Newswire).

Other private equity profiles on this site include Bret Pearlman. See also: Carl Armato Net Worth.

Age, height and weight

His birth date is not public. Because he played college football from 1980 to 1983, he is likely in his early 60s, not the 51 that older pages claimed. No reliable source gives his height or weight, and the figures older pages used have been removed.

Why estimates differ

Numbers for Allegretti online come from profile sites that do not show their work, and this page previously mixed up his career, calling him both a tax executive and a food businessman. Deloitte partner income and private equity carry are both confidential. Until a reputable outlet reports on his wealth, the honest answer is that no reliable figure exists.