
Andrew Lewis
Partner-in-Charge, Federal Gov't Audit Practice
KPMG LLP
Washington, DC USA
“People who have a focus on building legacies will find that their work has true meaning.”
KPMG LLP
Washington, DC USA
“People who have a focus on building legacies will find that their work has true meaning.”
Partner-in-Charge, Federal Gov't Audit Practice
I lead 400+ partners and employees who are working to promote transparency and accountability in the US Gov't.
I am part of helping achieve major project outcomes—either for my clients, for my firm, or for my practice. I work every day with different teams of talented leaders and professionals on moving forward on action items against these major projects. We debate problems and potential solutions, spend time evaluating root causes when issues are identified, and work hard to develop outcomes that will last long into the future.
Here's the first step for college students
Decide what types of clients you'd like to audit (i.e., identify one to two industries that interest you). Ask your professors for introductions, or network through your career center or student organizations, such as Beta Alpha Psi.
"Working with the government isn’t challenging and won’t make a difference."