KPMG’s incoming US CEO, Tim Walsh, is taking the helm at a critical moment for his firm and the rest of the Big Four. With muted demand for traditionally more profitable consulting work, he’s pressed to figure out how to integrate new technologies that could reinvent the firm’s tax and assurance services.
Walsh, a veteran of KPMG’s US audit business, has offered a limited glimpse into his priorities saying he’s ready for change and confident that the firm is prepared to wrangle technology and recruit the top talent it’ll need to woo profitable clients.
“We’re not only going to keep ...
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