KPMG welcomes new partners

The appointments were made across the country, with new partner promotions in multiple states and territoriesⁱ. There were 43 internal promotions and 9 lateral hires, joining across all divisions of the firm.

KPMG Australia CEO, Andrew Yates commented: “I’m delighted to welcome these talented individuals as partners and am particularly proud of their varied backgrounds and the depth of experience that they bring to our firm and clients.”

“Our clients face complex, unprecedented challenges. It’s our role to help them navigate these and emerging issues impacting their people, markets and operating environments – as well as help them to leverage technology to grow in different ways and pursue new opportunities for the future. This is why we’ve made significant partner appointments aligning with areas of global investment across Technology, Tax, Audit and our mid-market Enterprise division.”

• 54% of new partners are women; 23% of the new partners also identified as culturally diverse.

• New partners were admitted across the nation's major metropolitan cities capitalising on the diverse mix of opportunities in those markets. Over half of new partners joined in Melbourne (21) and Sydney (13). Five partners joined the Brisbane office, Canberra has taken on three partners while Perth appointed six partners. The firm continued to invest in its mid-market offices with two appointments in Newcastle and one each in Geelong and Parramatta, Western Sydney.

• The Audit & Assurance division added 7 new partners, while Consulting added 21 partners across areas including Technology, Transformation, Customer & Operations and Risk Services units. Enterprise, the firms’ mid-market business, added 13 partners; Tax & Legal added 8 partners; Deal Advisory & Infrastructure appointed two partners while Business Services added one partner.

KPMG Australia is pleased to welcome the following new partners in FY24:

Hayden Jewell
Corporate Communications 
+61 423 868 454
hjewell@kpmg.com.au