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KPMG boosts Aberdeen team as oil sector fortunes rebound

KPMG has made a trio of new appointments to bolster its oil and gas industry expertise amid 'increasingly positive signs of an upturn' in the sector.
By The Newsroom
Published 9th May 2017, 10:28 BST
Updated 10th May 2017, 16:31 BST
Deborah May with fellow KPMG recruits David Mubarak, left, and Chris Harvey. Picture: Graham DargieDeborah May with fellow KPMG recruits David Mubarak, left, and Chris Harvey. Picture: Graham Dargie
Deborah May with fellow KPMG recruits David Mubarak, left, and Chris Harvey. Picture: Graham Dargie

Deborah May, David Mubarak and Chris Harvey bring a combined 21 years of direct oil and gas industry experience and knowledge to the professional services giant’s Aberdeen office.

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Martin Findlay, senior partner at KPMG in Aberdeen, said: “As the oil and gas sector starts to respond to the end of the recent downturn… we are bolstering our teams.”

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