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Grant Thornton appoints global growth and advisory leader

Author: IAB
Published: 2 Jul 2015
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Paul Raleigh has been appointed as the global leader for growth and advisory services at Grant Thornton.

Raleigh has been part of the network's global leadership team since 2012 and has most recently served as global leader for strategic development and growth, and as regional leader for Europe.

He also served as managing partner of Grant Thornton Ireland from 2003 until 2012.

Raleigh will take over from Nigel Ruddock, who is retiring from Grant Thornton.

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