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David Gibbs appointed to Alliott Global Alliance’s EMEA Regional Advisory Committee

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Corporate Tax partner David Gibbs to Alliott Global Alliance’s EMEA Regional Advisory Committee. AGA is one of the largest and fastest-growing global multidisciplinary alliances, encompassing 220 law and accounting firms operating from... Read more

3 Jul 2024

By Steve Meredith

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Corporate Tax partner David Gibbs to Alliott Global Alliance’s EMEA Regional Advisory Committee. AGA is one of the largest and fastest-growing global multidisciplinary alliances, encompassing 220 law and accounting firms operating from 300 offices in approximately 100 countries.

Effective from July 1, 2024, David, along with Marta Solarska-Kaleńczuk, Partner and Chief Operating Officer at Woloszanski & Partners Law Firm in Warsaw, will serve a five-year term on the advisory committee.

The alliance’s regional committees are crucial to AGA’s governance structure, representing members’ interests and views in their respective regions and advancing the region’s strategy in consultation with the Board and Executive Office team.

David Gibbs commented, “I’m delighted to have been elected. As a member of the EMEA Regional Advisory Committee, I am now able to contribute to our alliance’s strategic planning and eagerly anticipate representing the interests of our accounting member firms in the European region.”

To understand more about this announcement and the alliance, please visit the Alliott Global Alliance website.

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