Grant Thornton Eesti Põllumajanduse Aastanäitusel 2019
Grant Thornton osaleb 31. oktoobril ja 1. novembril toimuval põllumeeste 2019. aasta suursündmusel Eesti Põllumajanduse Aastanäitus (EPA) Eesti Rahva Muuseumis.
Growing Together in the Community 2019
Grant Thornton Estonia to help Estonian families in difficulties together with a local charity organization Aarete Laegas MTÜ as part of the Grant Thornton global corporate social responsibility event on 19-20 september.
15 years in Tartu
This year we have again reason to eat birthday cake: It is the 15th anniversary of the opening of Grant Thornton Baltic’s Tartu office.
Kaamerate ees ja taga – Grant Thorntoni uus tööandja video
Kui alustasime eelmise aasta keskpaiku tööandja video projektiga, siis teadsime, et tahame seda teha meile omase huumoriga. Kindel oli see, et tulemuseks ei tohi olla järjekordne „pintsakus-mees-räägib-kontori-taustal-monotoonse-häälega“ tutvustusvideo, vaid meie video peab olema midagi teistsugust ja eristuvat.
A very successful year for Grant Thornton
The last financial year was the best in the last six years for Grant Thornton: turnover for our company operating in more than 130 countries grew by nearly 10%, reaching 5.45 billion dollars. We have 52,686 employees, and their numbers were up 6.3%.
Grant Thornton Baltic is moving!
As of 2 July 2018, you will find our Tallinn office at a new location: we will be moving from our units on Ahtri Street to the new office block at 22 Pärnu Road, near Freedom Square.
Grant Thornton Baltic helping to make Estonia more successful
Grant Thornton Baltic’s partner Aivar Kangust was elected member of the supervisory board of the Estonian Service Industry Association.
New global CEO takes office
Grant Thornton celebrates key milestones as global CEO Peter Bodin takes office and global revenues pass USD5 billion as network grows to 50,000 people
Grant Thornton named Employer of the Year
International Accounting Bulletin (IAB) has named Grant Thornton the 2017 Employer of the Year.
Graduates
Internal auditors receive master’s degrees