BKR International gains NYC presence
Global independent accounting and business advisory group BKR International has extended its footprint into New York with the acceptance of New York City-based Anchin, Block & Anchin LLP into its membership.
Announcing the membership addition, BKR International executive director Maureen Schwarts said Anchin would bring a wealth of experience and significant resources to the grouping.
"It will increase our ability to service our firms and meet the growing needs of their clients in the diverse New York City market," she said.
The executive director of the Asia Pacific Region and senior partner at Sydney-based chartered accountants Walker Weyland, Stephen Roger, said New York was a key city for international business converging from all over the globe.
"The members in my region need a strong quality resource to service their international clients," he said. "Anchin is exactly the firm we need for this and we welcome them."
BKR International is a leading global association of independent accounting and business advisory firms representing more than 145 member firms with over 300 offices in over 70 countries.
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