Andersen Global promotes two to co-managing partners for Europe

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Andersen Global promotes two to co-managing partners for Europe

EU Regional MD 100 x 90-Anj

Andersen Global has promoted Andrea De Vecchi and Paolo Mondia to become co-managing partners for the firm’s European region.

De Vecchi and Mondia previously sat as managing partners for the firm’s tax groups in Italy and Lugano, Switzerland, respectively.

De Vecchi is broadly experienced in M&A, corporate group structuring and transaction support. He has strong tax expertise in a wide range of sectors, including retail, publishing and hospitality. Mondia is well-experienced in tax and corporate consultancy and has advised clients in tax and corporate matters at both a national and international level.

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