International Presence
A professional network active in 25 countries and constantly expanding, built to accompany clients wherever they operate.
Governance Advisors is the Exclusive Regional Partner of Wone Global, an international network of like-minded firms active in 25 countries and constantly expanding. A network with which we share method, professional ethics and delivery standards.
Wone Global is not a franchise. It is an alliance of independent firms — audit firms, law firms, tax and consulting practices — sharing professional standards, a code of conduct and a common language. Each firm remains autonomous in its jurisdiction; the network guarantees consistency in cross-border mandates.
For Italian clients it means a single interface for projects spanning several countries. For international clients in Italy, it means access to a local partner with the full depth of the global network.
Three dimensions that amplify what the Italian firm can do for its clients: presence, expertise, assistance.
A professional network active in 25 countries and constantly expanding, built to accompany clients wherever they operate.
Audit firms, law firms, tax and consulting practices united to deliver integrated solutions that protect the client.
Support for foreign groups in Italy and for Italian companies going international, under a single point of coordination.
Three areas where membership of the network makes our work more complete — and cross-border truly feasible.

Advisory for multinational companies with governance models suited to different jurisdictions and cultural contexts.

Support for regulatory compliance across several countries with coordinated, integrated approaches.

Integrated risk management for companies operating across multiple countries and regulatory regimes.
Cross-border extraordinary transactions. Governance structures for multi-jurisdictional groups. Integrated compliance with multiple regulatory regimes. Geopolitics applied to foreign direct investment. Harmonised cyber security.
When the problem doesn't stop at a border, neither can the solution.
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