Another two senior KPMG executives associated with the whistleblower scandal have resigned from the firm as it prepares for another round of public hearings on the matter this Friday.

KPMG said its general counsel Louise Capon has decided to leave KPMG after 10 years with the firm. It will also commence a process to find a long-term successor for HR boss Dorothy Hisgrove.

KPMG’s new chief executive John Sams, made the announcement to partners Tuesday morning.

KPMG partners are voting on Wednesday on whether to retain chairman-elect Michael Ebeid on a permanent basis.

More to come