KPMG Isle of Man has announced five promotions within the firm’s audit department with effect from last month.
The promotions see two current members of the management team become senior managers and the appointment of three new audit managers.
This complements KPMG’s recent intake of five new ACA students in audit and a graduate in tax.
Kerry Fenna has been appointed to the position of senior manager having been with KPMG IOM for seventeen years, the last seven of those as an audit manager.
Jenny Trimble joined KPMG in 2003 as a graduate trainee and became a manager in 2008.
She has also been appointed to the position of senior manager.
David Maddrell, who becomes a manager, has been with KPMG since March 2006, joining as a trainee.
Sachet Baniya, who went to KPMG in 2007 as a graduate, is responsible for managing the majority of eGaming clients for for the firm.
Steven Hannah recently moved to KPMG from another audit firm on the Island, where he had previously also held the position of manager.
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