KPMG Slovakia has appointed five new equity partners to strengthen its leadership in the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region.
Effective from 1 October 2024, the new partners of KPMG Central and Eastern Europe (KPMG CEE) are expected to support the firm’s core services in Audit, Tax and Legal, Deals, and Consulting.
The newly appointed equity paratners are Štefan Karšay, Rado Krátky, Lygia Fullbrook, Marek Masaryk, Marc Leubner.
Fullbrook, now an equity partner in Consulting, has experience in leading digital and financial transformation projects.
She serves as a sector leader for shared service centres in Slovakia and abroad, as well as leads the Clients and Markets department, focusing on fostering client relationships between Slovakia and the US.
Audit Partner Karšay has expertise in assurance and advisory engagements specifically in the financial services area.
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By GlobalDataHe also led several projects, particularly in the area of application of new accounting standards.
Krátky, the new tax partner at KPMG Slovakia, is adept at managing complex international tax engagements, with a particular focus on mergers and acquisitions and corporate re-organisations.
Leubner has been appointed as a deals partner, bringing over two decades of experience in cross-border M&A to the table.
As the head of deal advisory services in Slovakia, Leubner has led multi-national teams.
Marek Masaryk has experience in complex tax, accounting and payroll services. His emphasis on technology and process optimisation aids companies of all sizes to enhance their financial functions.
Additionally, he leads the private enterprise services, aiding privately owned companies in their global growth endeavours.
KPMG Slovakia country managing partner, advisory head Quentin Crossley said: “The promotion of Lygia, Štefan, Rado, Marc, and Marek marks a key milestone in KPMG Slovakia’s ongoing growth.
“Each of them has demonstrated exceptional expertise in building client relationships and adapting to evolving market demands. Their leadership will play a crucial role in driving both local and regional success for our firm.”
In October 2024, KPMG announced an equity investment in AI startup Ema, which is focused on developing universal AI employees.
