KPMG promotes seven to partner in management consulting business
KPMG has promoted seven company members to partner in its management consulting business.
Caroline Leong has been with KPMG since 2018, when she joined in Sydney as a director in the firm’s Operations Advisory team. She focuses on clients in the financial services sector and specialised in the Life and General Insurance segments.
Jamie Burns is a member of KPMG’s Technology advisory division, based out of Canberra. Has been with the consulting firm since 2010, advising government clients in areas of ICT strategy and governance.
Lisa Jenkinson leads KPMG’s Data and Cloud practice in Queensland. She has been with the firm since 2013, having previously worked at Deloitte. She is based out of Brisbane.
Rayan Stephan joined the firm’s Technology Enablement team in Sydney in 2015 after more than a decade at Capgemini, and now serves as the lead for the firm’s Powered Evolution Managed Services offering.
A member of KPMG’s People & Change practice, Sheila Mistry joined KPMG just prior to the onset of Covid-19, having spent the previous fifteen years between EY and Capgemini.
Tamara Price has become a partner in KPMG's Enterprise Transformation team, based out of Melbourne, with a focus on People & Change. She joined the firm for a second stint in 2010.
Theo Efthymiou is the Data & Cloud lead for KPMG’s financial services practice in Australia. He joined the firm in its Melbourne office at the start of last year after more than a decade with NAB.
In its past financial year, KPMG welcomed a record-breaking intake of 120+ new partners, the bulk of which serve the fast-growing management consulting division. The professional services firm – recently recognised as one of Australia’s top consulting firms for numerous consulting services – now has over 660 partners across the country.
