Vicente joins Deloitte in Denmark

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Vicente joins Deloitte in Denmark

Mariana Vicente has joined Deloitte in Copenhagen as a senior manager.

Vicente has a broad range of in-house tax planning, audit and M&A experience in Europe, Asia and the Americas, having held lead roles for companies including Dell, Boehringer Ingelheim, Sky (DIRECTV Group) and, most recently, Odebrecht Agroindustrial. 

The move represents a return to an old stomping ground for Vicente, who started her career in taxes at Deloitte as a trainee in 2006. She has also worked at fellow Big 4 advisory firm, PwC. 

In her new role, Vicente will focus on international tax and transfer pricing issues. 

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