KPMG’s Nagporewalla

"KPMG in India is an organization guided by purpose and a philosophy — to make a positive, meaningful impact that matters to everyone we touch…My endeavor is to do my best to serve the organization by helping our leaders and teams to fulfill their dream and passion to make a difference,” stated Yezdi Nagporewalla (pictured) who has been appointed the new chief executive officer (CEO) of risk, financial services and business advisory, internal audit, corporate governance services firm KPMG with effect from February 7, 2022 till December 31, 2026, noted an announcement on their website. He will succeed the current chairman and CEO Arun Kumar who completes a five-year term on February 6 of next year.
With the firm for over 21 years, Nagporewalla’s key areas of experience include manufacturing, infrastructure and construction, notes the announcement. He has been a member of KPMG’s global automotive steering committee and a member of the India board for six years. The finance professional has served on the national committee of logistics at the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and as a member of the managing committee of the Bombay Chamber of Commerce.
The announcement quoted Kumar as stating Nagporewalla is "a trusted leader who has proven himself in multiple roles over two decades with the firm…His integrity, his commitment to a high-road culture and deep and enduring relationships are a big asset to the firm…I am confident that under Yezdi’s leadership, KPMG in India will continue its journey of growth, transformation and impact on our clients, communities and the country.” Added global chairman and chief operating officer of the firm Bill Thomas, "Yezdi’s deep understanding of our business in the Indian market, proven track record of serving clients undergoing complex change, and strong leadership skills make him the clear choice to lead the India firm… He is an inclusive leader who inspires trusted relationships at the highest levels with our clients and stakeholders.”
Parsiana’s request for an interview with Nagporewalla was not responded to by KPMG’s press contact.