Plante Moran in Southfield, one of North America’s largest accounting, tax, consulting, and wealth management firms, has opened a new office in Amsterdam marking the firm’s first location in Europe.
“Opening an office in Amsterdam is a natural extension of how we grow with our clients,” says Jason Drake, managing partner of Plante Moran. “It strengthens our global growth strategy and reflects our long‑term commitment to being present where our clients need us while staying true to the culture and values that define our firm.”
The Amsterdam office, located at De Boelelaan 7, 1083 HJ Amsterdam, will be led by Kevin Dailey. A long-time Plante Moran leader, Dailey brings experience working with organizations that operate across borders and will be responsible for overseeing the firm’s strategy, growth, and client services in the region.
“Amsterdam’s extensive infrastructure, stable regulatory environment, and global connectivity make it a natural gateway for organizations expanding across Europe,” says Dailey. “That positioning allows us to build this office intentionally, with a focused footprint that can scale alongside client needs while delivering the full strength of Plante Moran’s global capabilities across the region.”
According to Plante Moran, the office Amsterdam opening complements its broader international expansion strategy, including its recent combination with JA Del Río, one of Mexico’s largest audit, tax, and consulting firms, with additional offices in Colombia and Costa Rica. Together, these investments enhance the firm’s global presence across Latin America, Asia Pacific, Europe, and North America while remaining committed to serving clients as one firm globally.
“For more than a century, we’ve taken a deliberate, long‑term approach to growth,” Drake says. “As our clients’ businesses become increasingly global, our responsibility is to grow with them in a way that reinforces our people‑first culture and long‑term stewardship mindset.”
Plante Moran also has offices in Shanghai, Mumbai, and Tokyo.
