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KPMG, one of the Big Four accounting firms, over the next year will grow its staff by a greater amount on a percentage basis in Northeast Ohio than in any of its 20 other major markets, its top executive said last week.
With an eye on companies based here and the hundreds of millions of dollars those companies spend on professional services, KPMG plans to add about 20 experienced professionals and at least 50 people total to its Cleveland office over...