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KPMG appoints Tola Adeyemi as CEO One Africa and expands governance with new Africa Governance Council members

KPMG appoints Tola Adeyemi as CEO One Africa and expands governance with new Africa Governance Council members

KPMG has announced the appointment of Tola Adeyemi as Chief Executive Officer for KPMG One Africa, alongside the addition of Olayinka David-West and George Njenga as independent members of the Africa Governance Council. Effective March 2026, the appointments strengthen leadership capability, reflect the firm’s long-term commitment to Africa and demonstrate confidence in the continent’s growth potential.

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“Africa is one of the most dynamic and promising regions in the global economy, and KPMG is committed to contributing meaningfully to its growth story,” said Tola Adeyemi. He added that assuming the role at a pivotal moment for the firm and the continent presents an opportunity to deepen collaboration and deliver consistent quality and impact across markets.

Professor Olayinka David-West - Sterling Bank

KPMG is globally recognised for quality, integrity and professional excellence, supported by a strong international network of member firms. Trust remains fundamental to the audit and accounting profession, with increasing expectations for high standards of governance, ethics and audit quality across Africa’s public and private sectors. KPMG One Africa aims to strengthen cross-border collaboration and shared expertise, enhancing consistency and capability to help clients navigate complex risks and pursue sustainable growth.

Commenting on the appointment, Ben Marx said Tola Adeyemi’s global perspective and business leadership experience position him well to guide KPMG One Africa at a time of significant opportunity. The appointments of Professor David-West and Dr Njenga to the Africa Governance Council enhance independent oversight and strategic expertise, reinforcing governance depth and academic insight.

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George Njenga - Lake Turkana Wind Power

“These appointments strengthen KPMG’s commitment to governance, accountability and leadership excellence,” Marx added. “They complement our established African leadership team and regional expertise, further enhancing our client-centric approach and ability to support sustainable growth across the continent.”

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