As a Corporate Research Field Sales Representative for Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting, Kevin has primary responsibility for driving profitable sales growth in an assigned territory that meets or exceeds sales goals. The products sold are CCH tax, accounting, and audit research product lines. Activities include learning and staying informed on the complex and comprehensive Tax & Accounting research product lines; learning and following a comprehensive sales process (including cold calling); updating and managing sales pipeline information for an assigned list of accounts; managing time and resources effectively; representing Wolters Kluwer within the industry and territory; and contributing to the sales planning and forecasting activities.

Neil Fletcher is a Managing Director with Alvarez & Marsal’s Taxand, LLC, in London. He specializes in M&A tax transactions. His primary areas of concentration are buy-outs, carve-out transactions, and corporate joint ventures, particularly bringing complex co-invested transactions to a successful conclusion.

With more than 25 years of M&A experience, Mr. Fletcher has advised on transactions with mid-market to large-cap private equity, direct pension fund investments, and sovereign investment funds on a multinational basis across multiple industries and regions. Most recently, he served as Tax Partner in a Big Four London office. In this role, he led teams and provided technical yet practical tax advice on M&A, initial public offerings, joint ventures, and group restructurings across both domestic and international transactions for a wide variety of investors and stakeholders.

Mr. Crama has advised Dutch and foreign investment managers, asset managers, pension funds, insurance companies, banks, family offices and REITs, specializing in direct and indirect real estate, infrastructure and debt investments. He has deep knowledge of Dutch, Luxembourg and pan-European tax as it relates to structuring investment funds and transactions.

Additionally, Mr. Crama works on tax matters related to the entire investment cycle, including transfer pricing, compliance, reporting, tax (risk) management and vendor assistance.

Walid co-founded Algonomia to contribute to the transformation of tax. Being both trained in mathematics and in law, his experience in law firms made it clear how much the tax sector can benefit from new technologies powered by algorithms and data science. After several years as intrapreneurs within PwC France, his team decided to launch Algonomia and develop SaaS services for tax professionals.