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Lawrence Grant, Chartered Accountants presented with a long standing membership award
GGI, one of global Top Ten associations of accounting, tax consulting and law firms, that provide clients with specialist solutions for their international business requirements, has presented the firm with an award recognizing the loyalty and commitment the firm has given over the past 17 years.
Michael Reiss von Filski, CEO of GGI Geneva Group International AG, who presented the award to 
Graham Busch, Kassim Harunani and Alan Rajah (pictured L-R) says: “In today's international markets, having a strong presence is essential. That's why international contacts are so important. An in-depth understanding of local legal and fiscal differences is a must for businesses to be successful in their cross-border activities and Lawrence Grant has continued to demonstrate its dedication, commitment and professionalism to these principles.”
Graham Busch on accepting the award said: “We are deeply honoured to have received this award. This membership has enabled us to build very strong ties with other GGI members from around the world.
It has provided us with a platform to not only offer an International service to our clients, but an opportunity to exchange knowledge and expertise, and discuss the most current international tax developments. We look forward to celebrating the next milestone of 25 years of being associated with GGI!”