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Global culture
Our people tell us that our global culture is one of the biggest attractions of a career with Grant Thornton.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) - Australia
For Grant Thornton Australia, a clear focus on gender equity and diversity, and the career progression of women within the firm, has yielded impressive results.
Global mobility
One of the biggest attractions of a career with Grant Thornton is the opportunity to work on cross-border projects all over the world.
Digital nomads and global mobility tax risk
Employees today have shown that if employers can’t deliver the career development opportunities and lifestyle choices they want, they are willing to seek them elsewhere.
Women in tech: A pathway to gender balance in top tech roles
Achieving gender balance in top tech roles by boosting prospects for early career women in tech, measuring turnover by gender and committing to greater transparency to attract women to the technology industry.
Adrian Sham
Director – employer solutions
Adrian Sham has over 12 years’ experience as a tax advisor starting his career as a global mobility tax graduate for Grant Thornton UK in London. In August 2015, Adrian relocated to Singapore to help build the tax practice in Singapore where he leads the outsourcing, employer solutions and high net worth team.
Zambia
“Grant Thornton has a very strong reputation and we are proud to be part of the global organisation. This puts us in a unique position to provide distinctive service to clients, as well as challenging careers for ambitious professionals.”
Senegal
“We are delighted to be part of the Grant Thornton global organisation. We are a successful and ambitious firm constantly looking to grow. Operating as Grant Thornton puts us in a unique position to provide distinctive client service and challenging careers to ambitious professionals.”
Why the mid-market should push for parity
This year’s Women in Business report – The Push for Parity shows that globally, 32.4% of senior management positions are now held by women.