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Kreston International adds Tanzanian member

Author: IAB editorial
Published: 6 May 2015
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Kreston International has added a new member in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Leviticus Consultants, a two-partner firm offering the full range of audit, tax and consulting services, was admitted to membership.

Kreston CEO Jon Lisby said Tanzania had been a target country for Kreston International for some time and that its addition will increase the network's capability and coverage in East and Central Africa.

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