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An overview of KPMG news in Australia:

KPMG adds record-breaking 121 new partners to leadership team A record number of professionals have been added to KPMG’s Australian partnership team over the past twelve months, including 34 promotions and recruits within management consulting.
29 June 2022
Alternative plastic start-up wins KPMG Nature Positive Challenge Launched in March, the KPMG Nature Positive Challenge to support local eco-startups has announced its inaugural winner: alternative plastic producer ULUU.
21 June 2022
Australia's top professional services firms for LGBTQ inclusion A cohort of professional services firms – including employers of the year Capgemini and Boston Consulting Group – have been named winners at this year’s Australian LGBTQ Inclusion Awards.
07 June 2022
KPMG partner Shelley Reys appointed to Brisbane Olympics board The board of the Brisbane Olympics organising committee has been finalised ahead of the ten-year countdown to the 2032 Games, with Shelley Reys among its appointments.
25 April 2022
KPMG launches support initiative for nature positive start-ups A new initiative will see four environment-focused start-ups share in $200,000 worth of consulting support from KPMG, with the most potentially impactful venture to also receive $100,000 in cash.
21 April 2022
Stuart Mort and Natasha Passley joins KPMG’s Cyber practice Big Four firm KPMG has added two new partners to its growing Cyber practice: Stuart Mort and Natasha Passley.
19 April 2022
Martijn Verbree named as KPMG’s new national cyber leader Professional services firm KPMG has appointed Martijn Verbree as its new national cyber lead for Australia.
11 April 2022
10 predictions on the future of extended reality and metaverse Extended reality and the metaverse will revolutionise work and life as we know it, according to a number of experts surveyed by KPMG, with many of the shifts to occur before the decade is out.
07 April 2022
KPMG bolts on teams from two boutique consultancies KPMG has bolstered its infrastructure and technology practices with the teams of two Melbourne-based consultancies – urban renewal advisory Navire and technology specialist 3Point Consulting.
05 April 2022
KPMG supports community soccer event for Afghan schoolgirls This Sunday will see two football teams come head-to-head for the very first time, in what could be described as the true meaning of a ‘friendly’.
24 March 2022
Australian employers of choice for gender equality: Consulting Firms The Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) has unveiled Australia’s top companies for gender equality, with over 20 consulting firms featured on the list.
21 March 2022
KPMG bolsters mid-market technology practice with Rubicon Red After twelve years in business, Brisbane-headquartered IT consultancy Rubicon Red has been acquired by KPMG, with over 100 specialists crossing to the Big Four firm.
16 March 2022
Australia’s former Big Four bosses: where are they now? Forced out following the collapse of New Tel, former Deloitte boss Domenic Martino is now contesting a NSW senate seat for the United Australia Party.
09 March 2022
KPMG reinstates Chief Digital Officer role with John Munnelly KPMG has restored its Chief Digital Officer position, with Sydney-based partner John Munnelly appointed to the role.
07 March 2022
KPMG's Michelle Hinchliffe takes up Macquarie and BHP board seats Macquarie Group has appointed Michelle Hinchliffe to its board of directors, with the KPMG veteran also this week taking up her position on BHP’s board following 37 years at the firm.
04 March 2022
KPMG returns to North Queensland with new Townsville office North Queensland is set to welcome back one the world’s leading accounting and consulting firms, with KPMG seeking experienced professionals to staff a new office in Townsville.
22 February 2022
Top 100 graduate employers in Australia: Consulting Firms Analysis of the first employer preferences of more than 60,000 graduates has revealed Australia’s top 100 graduate employers, with 20+ consulting and professional services firms featuring on the list.
21 February 2022
How much PwC, KPMG, EY and Deloitte donate to political parties The Australian Electoral Commission has released its political donor data for the 2020-21 financial year, with Big Four firms among the largest major party benefactors.
13 February 2022
KPMG welcomes four senior members to its Australian practice The Australian branch of KPMG has welcomed back three senior leaders, Jacqui Hardwick, Peter Outridge and Kym Hearn, and added a fourth, Gergana Winzer, as one of three new partners.
10 February 2022
KPMG adds to partnership teams on both sides of the Tasman The Australian and New Zealand arms of professional services firm KPMG have added new members to their partnership teams.
30 January 2022
KPMG supports blockchain ratings index for NSW building industry KPMG has co-launched the innovative ‘Building Trustworthy Index’, a blockchain based platform that allows stakeholders such as property buyers, banks, insurers and regulators to review the provenanc
16 January 2022
KPMG adds 36 new members to its Australian partnership Global professional services firm KPMG has made 36 end-of-year partnership promotions across Australia, which will take effect on the 1st of January and span all parts of the firm’s business.
15 December 2021
KPMG recruits ex-AustralianSuper boss Ian Silk as part of ESG push Former AustralianSuper chief executive officer Ian Silk has been recruited by KPMG as a part-time special advisor with a focus on ESG – part of a wider push from the firm in the area.
08 December 2021
MarTech provider Acoustic names KPMG a consulting partner Acoustic, an independent marketing cloud and analytics provider, has entered into a strategic alliance with KPMG.
30 November 2021
Brisbane Olympics 2032 a potential $17 billion boon to Australia Brisbane’s successful bid to host the 2032 Olympic Games could deliver a massive spending (and societal) boon to the nation according to a preliminary report from Big Four professional services firm
29 November 2021
Extended overseas remote working on offer for Big Four employees In the latest round of Big Four human resources measures to retain staff amid a severe talent crunch, Deloitte and KPMG are set to offer employees extended overseas working holidays.
28 November 2021
KPMG named presenting partner for Australian leg of SailGP Professional services firm KPMG has been named as a presenting partner of the Australian leg of international sailing competition SailGP, which will be hosted in Sydney in mid-December.
25 November 2021
KPMG and University of Newcastle create new technology hub The University of Newcastle and KPMG will forge a partnership to support graduate employment pathways.
17 November 2021
Consulting leaders back budding female entrepreneurs (and 'sisters') More than two dozen CEO’s and leading business executives have partnered with aspiring female entrepreneurs for this year’s Sister Pitch, including a number of consulting industry heavyweights.
14 November 2021
Alexandra Bell and Chris Keating join KPMG’s partner team The Australian arm of KPMG has hired two new partners externally: Alexandra Bell and Chris Keating.
10 November 2021
KPMG installs Richard Boele as first ever Chief Purpose Officer The Australian arm of KPMG has installed its first ever Chief Purpose Officer: Richard Boele.
07 November 2021
Big Four unite in rare front to promote Australian vaccination Australia’s biggest professional services firms have come together in a rare united front to push for greater vaccination rates against Covid-19, citing a $10 billion gain to the economy per month.
04 October 2021

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