Howell brings to Nexia more than 20 years of experience in senior leadership positions. Credit: kan_chana/Shutterstock.

Nexia, a global accounting and consulting network, has hired Matthew Howell to serve as its new CEO.

Howell brings to the organisation more than 20 years of experience in senior leadership positions.

Nexia International Board chair Philip Mandel said: “We are thrilled to welcome Matt Howell as our new CEO.

“His exemplary leadership and deep understanding of membership organisations, combined with his extensive experience in the accounting profession, make him uniquely qualified to lead Nexia into its next chapter of growth and innovation.”

Howell latterly served at the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS), where he held the role of interim CEO.

He headed a global membership body of 65,000 at CIPS, driving an transformation programme that offered a new operating model and bolstered worldwide commercial partnerships.

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Before his role at CIPS, Howell was deputy CEO at the British Medical Association and the managing director of UK & Ireland at the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

He was said to be instrumental in transforming RICS’ communications and member engagement strategy, which resulted in “consistent revenue growth” and the launch of significant diversity and inclusion initiatives.

In the accounting domain, Howell has a notable background, having been a partner and head of Marketing at RSM UK.

His stint at RSM UK was marked by a restructuring of marketing operations, enhancing efficiency and alignment with the firm’s strategic business development objectives.

Howell’s advocacy for inclusivity and collaboration is well-documented, aligning with Nexia’s mission to support its members and their clients globally.

Howell said: “I am honoured to join Nexia and to build on its legacy. Together, we will continue to elevate our members and the profession through innovation, inclusivity and an unwavering commitment to delivering value.”