PrimeGlobal, an association of independent advisory and accounting practices, has named Oliver Grosse-Brauckmann as its new regional executive director (RED) for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
His appointment took effect on 1 February 2026.
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In his new role, Grosse-Brauckmann will support member companies and oversee the rollout of PrimeGlobal’s new long-term strategy across the EMEA region.
PrimeGlobal CEO Steve Heathcote said: “Oliver’s decision to join PrimeGlobal reflects the increasing momentum behind our strategic direction.
“His experience in developing practical frameworks that enable effective collaboration, combined with his deep understanding of member firm needs, linguistic capabilities and intercultural experience, makes him an invaluable addition to our team.”
Grosse-Brauckmann brings international leadership experience across EMEA, Asia and Oceania, along with global project expertise from senior posts at both Nexia and PKF networks.
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By GlobalDataOver the course of his career, he has concentrated on building cross-border collaboration, enhancing consistency and quality, and assisting member companies in delivering client solutions.
Grosse-Brauckmann said: “Being part of the PrimeGlobal team working alongside our member firms across EMEA and beyond is a tremendous opportunity.
“Our approach – building capacity, driving new opportunities and fostering a highly collaborative environment where every firm can thrive – forms the foundation of our members´ resilience.”
Grosse-Brauckmann succeeds Thierry Delvaux, who served as PrimeGlobal’s executive director for EMEA since 2015.
Delvaux has moved into a new position as director of special projects, where he will continue to contribute to PrimeGlobal’s strategic programmes.
