Grant Thornton Australia completes transaction, joins Grant Thornton Advisors multinational platform, with its CEO concurrently appointed as Asia-Pacific CEO.
Grant Thornton Australia has completed a transaction to join the Grant Thornton Advisors international platform, with its CEO, Said Jahani, also taking on the role of CEO for the platform's Asia Pacific region. This integration connects the Australian business with nearly 20 associated firms globally and adds 6 offices and 1,500 staff to the platform's Asia Pacific operations.
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