Rake progresses through farewell tour
So farewell then, Sir Mike Rake (or should we say Auf
Wiedersehen, after the KPMG Europe merger?).
Mike is leaving the profession to become chairman of BT and
at the end of the month after 35 (count ’em) years at KPMG.
planned, which is apparently de rigeur for top people.
international roles, different presentations and farewell drinks are taking
place.
score. There’s no appearance on Blue Peter, we don’t think, as accountants aren’t
that high profile (yet), but TS is sure that Mike will leave everyone wanting
more.
vodka luge, that staple of all good parties, at any of the events. ‘There’ll be
nothing of that order [of extravagance]’, says one KPMG mole, while another
adds: ‘we might run to a sweet sherry.’
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