Accounting giant KPMG announced the appointment of Tonya T. Robinson as the company’s top lawyer, replacing Joseph I. Loonan, who held the role of general counsel for 12 years.
In a statement released Monday, KPMG said that Loonan will remain as special counsel to the chairman of KPMG.
Robinson takes over responsibility for coordinating legal affairs and managing the Office of General Counsel, including attorneys, auditors and advisory personnel who provide legal services to the firm.
The change are effective Oct. 1, KPMG said.
Neither Robinson nor Loonan were immediately available for an interview.
Robinson joins KPMG from the position ...
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