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Alex Demetriou
Partner - Innovation, Government Incentives and Grants
Alex Demetriou is a Partner at KPMG Australia, specializing in Accelerating Business Growth, Innovation, Government Incentives, and Grants.12 With over 20 years of experience in leading chartered accounting firms, Alex has worked in both Australia and Singapore.4
Professional Background
Alex holds a Bachelor of Commerce and Finance degree.4 His extensive experience includes:
- Assisting large organizations and executives with various financial and business growth matters3
- Leading KPMG's Accelerating Business Growth service line as the National Partner In Charge (until recently)5
- Specializing in helping businesses understand and access government incentives1
Current Role and Responsibilities
As a Partner at KPMG Australia, Alex's focus areas include:
- Innovation and growth strategies
- Government incentives and grants
- R&D tax incentives
- Accelerating business growth
He works with clients to help them innovate, commercialize research and technology, and access various government funding opportunities.12
Additional Positions
In addition to his role at KPMG, Alex serves as:
- Vice Chairman of the Board at the Hellenic Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry6
Alex Demetriou is known for his expertise in helping businesses accelerate their growth through innovation, strategic planning, and leveraging government incentives. His LinkedIn profile (username: alex-demetriou-3324136) reflects his professional background and current role at KPMG Australia.4
Highlights
Our R&D Incentives and Grants team is growing! We are particularly interested to speak with individuals who have experience in low energy technologies, renewables, agribusiness, resources and critical minerals.
Attention Defence Industry SMEs: The Defence Industry Development Grants Program is now open for applications. This program offers significant funding across four streams to support the growth and development of the Australian defence industry. The funding streams include:
- Sovereign Industrial Priorities: Up to $1 million to support the purchase of manufacturing plant and equipment.
- Exports Stream: Up to $250,000 to support for overcoming export barriers and enhancing industry competitiveness.
- Skilling Stream: Up to $250,000 to support upskilling and training in priority trade, technical, and professional skills.
- Security Stream: Up to $100,000 to support enhancing and maintaining security. Further detail is provided here. If you have any questions or need assistance with your application, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected]. Hugh McCann Joshua RodgersLisa RussoJacqui TuckerJustin Jamieson Jeff Chittock
