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Promotion Watch ’21: KPMG Australia Admits 33 New Partners

Posted on by Jason Bramwell

Early January is typically a slow time of year for public accounting news, so in order for us to fill our posting quotas for the week, here are the 20 men and 13 women who became partners at KPMG Australia on Jan. 1:

Audit, Assurance, and Risk Consulting

Glenn Brooks Audit & Assurance Perth
Nicola Buddee Audit & Assurance Sydney
Jessica Dillon Audit & Assurance Sydney
Samuel Grose Audit & Assurance Sydney
Josh Pearse Audit & Assurance Melbourne
Bartosz Piwcewicz Actuarial & Financial Risk Sydney
Duncan Stevens Risk Assurance Melbourne
Luke Sullivan Audit & Assurance Melbourne

Business Services, including Innovation, Solutions, and Ventures

Trent Duffield Risk Management Melbourne
Ben Forrest Innovation, Solutions & Ventures Sydney
Steve Jackson Clients & Markets Sydney
Nadia Ponsonby Business Excellence & Transformation Sydney
Kristin Silva Corporate Affairs Sydney

Deals, Tax, and Legal

Kelly Chong DDX Sydney
Matt Ervin Deal Advisory Tax Melbourne
Philip Jones-Hope Commercial Law Canberra
Denis Larkin International Tax Sydney
Tom Lord Infrastructure & Projects Group Sydney
Tony Moussa Debt Advisory Sydney
Alex Patrick Tax Dispute Resolution & Controversy Melbourne
Wendyn Robinson KPMG Strategy Sydney
Louise Skilbeck Infrastructure & Projects Group Melbourne

Enterprise

Simon Campbell Tax Transactions & Accounting Adelaide
Anna Chong Tax Transactions & Accounting Adelaide
Joshua Leo Tax Transactions & Accounting Gold Coast

Management Consulting

Sally Coulston Technology Implementation Canberra
Grant Dixon (Executive Director) Operations Advisory Sydney
Samantha Durban Sourcing Advisory Melbourne
Peter Harmston Transformation Program Management Sydney
Dan Jefferson Policy, Programs & Evaluation Melbourne
Andrew Peel Sourcing Advisory Sydney
Louise Pogmore Customer, Brand & Marketing Sydney
Susie Quirk HR Advisory Melbourne

Congrats KPMGers!

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