One study from researchers at Harvard Business School and Columbia Business School analyzing the effects of a specific gamified training platform at professional services firm KPMG was able to ...

LAKE NONA -– The global professional services giant KPMG has long held employee training on its audit, tax and advisory services for its 35,000 U.S. employees in makeshift locations. That often ...

On Tuesday, KPMG will officially open the doors to its new $450 million employee training facility in Orlando, Florida, called KPMG Lakehouse. Business Insider took an exclusive tour ahead of the ...

Older rendering of global audit giant KPMG's 55-acre training campus in Lake Nona that will have 800 guest rooms, outdoor recreation facilities, restaurants, coffee shops & bars. Expand to read ...

As KPMG officially kicked off work Monday on its $430 million training center in Lake Nona, Gov. Rick Scott used the event to blast the Legislature for cutting incentive money that he said brings ...

The project, perhaps one of the most significant in Lake Nona, is so big that it moved enough cubic yards of dirt to fill 76 Olympic-sized swimming pools. KPMG lines up general contractor for $ ...

The KPMG online CPE training platform allows one to access KPMG prepared and delivered modules that cater to a professional Accountant’s CPE requirements. Through the training platform one can ...

The company says the campus will be used for training employees and engaging clients. The new building is expected to create 80 new KPMG jobs. Construction on the campus will be finished by 2019.

Orlando not only has been a growth market for KPMG, but also hosts one of its most important training tools. With the multinational accounting firm’s local office starting in 1984, it has grown ...

For more information or to register for training, visit info.kpmgeducation.ca. The firm is established under the laws of Ontario and is a member of KPMG’s global organization of independent member ...

Employers are rethinking their approach to training and upskilling employees. But there’s one problem standing in their way: Traditional training techniques are, to be frank, mind-numbingly dull.