Plante Moran, an audit, accounting, tax, investment banking, and wealth management firm based in Southfield, announced Hiroshi Miura has been named managing director of its Tokyo office.
In his new role, Miura will focus on the Tokyo office’s growth by building relationships with clients and prospects, increasing the scope of its service offerings, and blending expert client service with holistic project coordination.
“Plante Moran and its Tokyo office team are excited to welcome Hiroshi to the firm,” says Yusuke Kuramochi, Japanese business services practice leader. “His broad knowledge of working with different people in different cultures, coupled with his vast experience in audit, tax and consulting, will be a tremendous asset to our firm. Our Japanese clients can trust he will be there for them every step of the way.”
He has more than 35 years of international business and public accounting expertise to Plante Moran. Another of his focuses will be to act as liaison between the firm and its Japanese clients who have operations in North America.
“I am honored to join Plante Moran and lead the Tokyo office,” Miura says. “The firm has a long history of proudly serving Japanese-owned businesses with its full line of business advisory and accounting services, as well as access to its vast network of resources.
“This is an exciting time for the firm and our Tokyo office as we work to help our clients grow and thrive by expanding their global footprint, navigating international markets and improving their operations.”
Miura holds a bachelor’s degree in economics and an MBA in accounting from Osaka University in Japan.
