THE chance to break new ground in a firm with 145,000 staff worldwide drew Englishman Chris Robinson to his role as Asia-Pacific chief information officer at KPMG.
After taking up the CIO role at KPMG in Australia in May 2010, Robinson moved to his present position in October last year.
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