PWC Luxembourg’s class of 2024 is here. The firm on 25 June 2024 announced the appointment of 12 new partners and six new managing directors. Three women and nine men, of seven different nationalities and ranging in age from 34 to 45, are joining the partners of the audit, tax and advisory services firm.
David Borcy, Ezequiel Brasca, Alessandro Ingardi, Urs Kessler, Christian Krons and Karima Najm have become partners in the assurance department. In the tax department, Caroline Choquet, Philippe Ghekiere, Polina Koshlak, Anthony Macri and Camille Perez have become partners. Finally, Sébastien Schmitt has become a partner in the advisory team.
Among the new managing directors, David Buisson has been appointed chief data officer and Grégory Rambaldelli chief transformation officer. Benedikt Jonas has been promoted within the advisory group of Strategy&, part of the PWC network. Finally, Davide Visin, Kerstin Boernecke and Sebastian Knoll have been appointed managing directors in the tax department.
PWC Luxembourg has appointed 12 partners and six managing directors, the firm announced on 25 June 2024. Photo: PWC Luxembourg
“The fiscal year 23/24 has been a year of the new; a new managing partner, new country leadership team and many other changes, both in terms of roles and responsibilities,” commented managing partner of PWC Luxembourg in a . “We have also witnessed our new government laying the foundations for a much-needed competitiveness increase of our country. This bodes well for when the economic context will brighten up again. This class of 2024, backed with impressive collective experience and dynamism, was carefully chosen to help drive the firm into its next era of its development.”
This article was first published in French on . It has been translated and edited for Delano.