By way of the always interesting tip box, we've been alerted to the KPMG CEO's alleged whereabouts. Since we have a classic case of "pics or it didn't happen" we'll refrain from reporting his precise location:
I am pleased to report that John Veihmeyer, our Chairman and CEO, will be coming to [our city!] on Wednesday, September 11. While in town, John will be visiting with clients and will also come to our office. This is a great opportunity to showcase [our city's] talent and office spirit. If you see John in the halls or around the office, please be sure and give him a warm [our city] welcome.
Thank you for helping ensure that John’s upcoming visit is a memorable one!
This can be easily remedied, of course. If JV is in your fair city and you spy him and a photo-op presentes itself, take advantage and pass it along.
You're looking for a white male, 50-ish, about yay high, salt and pepper hair, wearing a suit. Distinguishing marks may include a Notre Dame Fighting Irish tattoo but this has not been confirmed. He's often seen wearing a Phil Mickelson/Stacy Lewis hat, although not necessarily in a business setting. Keep your eyes peeled.
According to reporting across the pond (including this story from City A.M. we shall be quoting in a moment), KPMG UKers are not going to have a fruitful bonus season due in large part to a slowdown in business. KPMG has slashed the bonus pool of its UK workforce and reined in commission for salespeople […]
Discountenanced Credit Suisse stockholder Gregory Stevenson is suing 29 of Credit Suisse’s current and former directors and officers, the bank’s ex-auditor KPMG, and various KPMG henchmen on behalf of investors alleging the firm looked the other way while aforementioned directors and officers plundered the bank for more than a decade. The docket number is No. […]
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