IAPMO expands consulting services with In Compliance acquisition
IAPMO has acquired consulting firm In Compliance to expand its international consulting capabilities and build a more structured global consulting presence.
What does IAPMO's acquisition of In Compliance mean for trade compliance consulting?
Plumbers and builders working to international compliance standards may see changes in consulting services available. Limited direct day-to-day impact for most Australian tradies.
Key takeaways
- IAPMO has acquired consulting firm In Compliance to grow its global consulting arm.
- The move aims to create a more structured international compliance consulting presence.
- Limited detail is available on how this affects Australian trade professionals directly.
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