Greg Leahy
About Greg Leahy
Greg Leahy is the Sr. Director of International Tax at SC Johnson, with extensive experience in international tax management and strategy.
Current Role at SC Johnson
Greg Leahy holds the position of Sr. Director of International Tax at SC Johnson. In this role, he is responsible for managing all tax-related aspects for non-US markets and leading discussions with senior management on market entry and exit strategies. He partners with customs, treasury, accounting, and sales functions to optimize cost efficiency and profit generation for new non-US market entries.
Previous Experience at Harley-Davidson Motor Company
Greg Leahy previously worked as an International Tax Manager at Harley-Davidson Motor Company from 2006 to 2013. Based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, he gained valuable experience in international tax management over his seven-year tenure, which has provided a strong foundation for his current role at SC Johnson.
Educational Background in Taxation and Accounting
Greg Leahy has a well-rounded educational background in taxation and accounting. He earned a Master in Taxation from the University of Denver and a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance from Marquette University. Additionally, he holds a Certificate in State and Local Taxation from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. This advanced education has equipped him with the knowledge and skills necessary for his specialized role in international tax.
Experience in Global Regions
Greg Leahy has extensive international experience, having worked in various regions including AFNE and Canada for six months, Asia Pacific for four years, and Latin America for another four years. This diverse geographical exposure has enabled him to understand and navigate complex tax regulations across different markets effectively.
Collaborations and Strategic Initiatives
Greg Leahy has a track record of successful collaborations and strategic initiatives. He has partnered with consultants for global transfer pricing reports, including Base Erosion Profit Shifting (BEPS) initiatives. He also provided support and strategy in negotiating with local tax authorities on tax disputes. Furthermore, he played a key role in rolling out tax provision processes to Asia and Latin America, overcoming barriers such as language differences and US GAAP concepts.