KPMG says it will double its advisory revenue by 2015. How? Mark Goodburn, vice chairman and head of the advisory practice, lays out a plan to make it happen.
By Joseph Kornik
Can KPMG really double the size of its multi-billion dollar advisory practice over the next five years? Mark Goodburn thinks so, and he has a vision to make it happen. He shared that vision—a mix of the firm's bread and butter with some new areas of interest—with Consulting in December. Offering the slight caveat that it's always hard to predict too far out in today's economy, Goodburn, vice chairman and head of the advisory practice at KPMG, says he fully expects the firm will top $13 billion in global advisory revenue by 2015.
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