Grant Thornton hires two corporate and multinational tax partners

Grant Thornton has announced the appointment of two new partners, Nick Warth and Joe Groenen.

As a result, Warth and Groenen will join the firm’s corporate and multinational tax practice.

Warth joins the growing team of partners who specialise in transfer pricing, bringing over 15 years of experience in providing tax and transfer pricing advice to multinational corporations.

He joins the firm from KPMG, where he led the Western Australian Transfer Pricing practice.

Based in London, Groenen joins from KPMG where he advised large corporate organisations on international and complex tax issues.

Previously he spent several years in FTSE 100 businesses as an international tax director.

Warth said: “I was attracted to the firm by the strong capability and expertise of the Transfer Pricing team, and the firm’s culture of openness and collaboration. I am looking forward to working with our talented team to further grow the firm’s Transfer Pricing practice, including broadening our connections across Grant Thornton’s International network.”

Groenen added: “I am very excited by the ambitious growth plans at Grant Thornton, both firmwide and in the tax practice specifically. The firm’s collaborative and collegiate culture is also something that attracted me to the role and I am looking forward to playing a part in delivering growth and supporting clients on complex international tax issues.”