KPMG’s 70 new partners for 2025 named and listed by division

KPMG has made 47 internal promotions and 21 new hires in assembling its partner class of 2025, including a former politician and an ex-soldier | FULL LIST

New KPMG partners Anna Borthwick, Fred Gwinn, Michael Gunner with his sons.

Here is KPMG’s class of 2025.

The promoted ranks include 18 partners in consulting, 17 in enterprise, 11 in each of audit and assurance, and tax and legal, 8 for deal advisory and infrastructure, and rounding out the list is office of the general counsel, clients and markets, and deputy chief financial officer.

“Reflecting the balance in our business, all divisions of our firm appointed new partners, with Consulting and KPMG Enterprise, which serves the mid-market and family offices of Australia, investing most heavily,” chief executive Andrew Yates said.

KPMG chief Andrew Yates. Picture: NewsWire / Monique Harmer

Former soldier John Bale is a consulting partner. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gary Ramage

“For Consulting, this was primarily an expansion of our technology and transformation capability. For KPMG Enterprise, double-digit revenue growth drove the increase.

“We also made significant investment in our heritage businesses of Audit, Tax and Deal Advisory.

“Pleasingly, the majority of this year’s new partners stem from internal promotions, reflecting our focus on leadership development and building career paths at the firm.”

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