Knox Cameron
About Knox Cameron
Knox Cameron is a Senior Technical Architect at KPMG Australia, where he has worked since 1999. He has played a significant role in the firm's transition to a digital-driven environment and has contributed to services for mid-sized, fast-growing, and family-owned businesses.
Work at KPMG Australia
Knox Cameron has served as a Senior Technical Architect at KPMG Australia since 1999. His role has been pivotal during KPMG's transition into a digital-driven environment. He has contributed to the development of services specifically designed for mid-sized, fast-growing, and family-owned businesses. Cameron's involvement in various initiatives has helped uphold professionalism and integrity within the industry, aligning with KPMG's commitment to delivering quality services.
Education and Expertise
Knox Cameron studied at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) from 1977 to 1981, completing a four-year program. He also attended The Scots College, which provided him with foundational knowledge and skills. His educational background supports his extensive expertise in technical architecture and systems development, enabling him to effectively contribute to KPMG Australia's digital transformation efforts.
Background
Before joining KPMG Australia, Knox Cameron worked at Herbert Smith Freehills as a Systems Development Manager from 1982 to 1993 in London, United Kingdom. This eleven-year tenure equipped him with valuable experience in systems development, which he has leveraged in his current role. His background in a leading law firm has informed his approach to technical architecture and service delivery.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Knox Cameron has played a significant role in KPMG Australia's initiatives aimed at enhancing service delivery for mid-sized and family-owned businesses. His contributions have been integral to the firm's efforts to adapt to a rapidly changing digital landscape. Cameron's commitment to maintaining high standards of professionalism and integrity is evident in his work and the initiatives he has supported.