Grant Thornton China（致同）
Dr. Tim Klatte, a seasoned professional with extensive expertise in forensic advisory services and business intelligence, currently serves as Partner and Head of Shanghai Forensic Advisory Services at Grant Thornton China, overseeing a team of over 50 specialists in fraud investigations and due diligence. In addition to practical experience, Dr. Klatte is an Adjunct Instructor at both New York University and Webster University, teaching graduate-level courses in organization management and corporate social responsibility. Dr. Klatte's previous roles include Director at China Minsheng Investment Group, where strategic international initiatives were executed, and Partner at Deloitte China, where transformative leadership in forensic services was provided. Educational qualifications include a Doctorate of Business Administration from Walden University, an MBA from the University of Dayton, and a Bachelor’s degree from Ohio Dominican University, all emphasizing international business.
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Grant Thornton China（致同）
Established in 1981, Grant Thornton is one of China’s first accounting firms. As the only member firm of Grant Thornton International Ltd in the country, we have 260 partners and 5,500 professionals with 1,200 CPAs. We work in 24 strategically aligned offices throughout mainland China and the Hong Kong SAR. We offer a full range of services including assurance, tax, advisory, asset valuation and project cost management. We serve a broad client base that encompasses more than 200 public companies and over 3,000 state owned enterprises (SOEs) and privately held businesses, as well as foreign-invested enterprises. We are among the first Chinese accounting firms qualified to engage in securities business, futures and financial audit work, and audit work for extra-large state-owned enterprises. We are a registered public accounting firm with the US Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB), and we are awarded an H-Share licence, which enables us to sign off audits of Chinese-incorporated companies that are listed in Hong Kong (which are known as “H-Share companies”).