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Grant Thornton appoints Said Jahani as its next Australia CEO

Summary by consultancy.com.au
An Iranian refugee who grew up in Britain, Jahani joined Grant Thornton in Sydney in 2009 after previously working at PwC and Ferrier Hodgson, and has served as the firm’s financial advisory national managing partner for the past six years.
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Grant Thornton appoints Said Jahani as its next Australia CEO

An Iranian refugee who grew up in Britain, Jahani joined Grant Thornton in Sydney in 2009 after previously working at PwC and Ferrier Hodgson, and has served as the firm’s financial advisory national managing partner for the past six years.

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