Family-owned and private businesses operating in Geelong are poised to take advantage of the strong local economy as the region is set to experience significant growth over the coming years. KPMG’s recent Enterprising<\/p>\n
Cities report predicts Geelong will benefit from 40,000 new jobs over the next five years while population growth is likely to remain elevated.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the region’s economic landscape continues to diversify, with a shift towards knowledge-based and service-oriented sectors.<\/p>\n
In this dynamic environment, KPMG Geelong is ready to support local businesses.<\/p>\n
Leading the Geelong team are three highly experienced partners, each offering specialised services to cater to the diverse needs of clients.<\/p>\n
Paul Robson focuses on business advisory, taxation, and accounting. This includes supporting clients to grow while navigating the challenges of taxation, asset protection and succession.<\/p>\n
Local external audit partner Luke Snowdon has a wealth of experience supporting all types of business with their external audit and assurance requirements.<\/p>\n
Claire Richards leads the governance, risk, compliance, controls and internal audit team.<\/p>\n
Wage payment compliance, data privacy, cyber threats, and workplace health and safety are areas of focus where many clients are seeking her expertise.<\/p>\n
By leveraging its extensive global network and deep understanding of the local market, the team can help mid-market businesses solve complex problems and unlock new growth opportunities.<\/p>\n
KPMG Australia welcomes the local business community to connect and understand how they can help your business grow.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Family-owned and private businesses operating in Geelong are poised to take advantage of the strong local economy as the region is set to experience significant growth over the coming years. KPMG’s recent Enterprising Cities report predicts Geelong will benefit from 40,000 new jobs over the next five years while population growth is likely to remain […]<\/p>\n