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Mayank Tyagi

Marco Castro is a Senior Partner at PwC Brazil. Prior to their current role, Marco served as the Audit and Assurance Leader at PwC Brasil from July 2016 to June 2020. From July 2013 to June 2016, they were the Finance and Operations Leader at PwC Brasil. Marco has also been an elected board member of the PwC Global Network since July 2005 and the Board Lead director of PwC Brasil since July 2003. Marco has been with PwC Brasil since 1984, starting as an accountant and consultant before becoming the Regional leader in 1998.

Marco Castro has a degree in accounting and finance from FECAP, and a degree in finance from FGV - Fundação Getulio Vargas. Marco also has a certification from IBGC - Instituto Brasileiro de Governança Corporativa in Certificado para Conselheiro de Administração IBGC (CCA IBGC).

Marco Castro

Ryan Stanton is the Managing Director of Global Corporate Affairs & Communications at PwC United States. Prior to their current role, Ryan served as the Principal at [Sard Verbinnen & Co](/org/sard-verbinnen-co), where they provided strategic communications and corporate positioning services to clients. From 2018 to 2020, Ryan was the Director of US External Relations & Communications at [Rio Tinto](/org/rio-tinto), where they led federal government affairs, stakeholder engagement, reputation management and corporate communications efforts for the company. Ryan also served as the Director, Corporate Relations [Rio Tinto](/org/rio-tinto) Mongolia from 2017 to 2018, and as the Chief of Staff to the CEO, Diamonds & Minerals from 2015 to 2016.

Ryan Stanton

As Global Human Capital Leader, Betty Ann drives the people strategy for the PwC Network including the workforce of the future, development, performance and talent initiatives.

Betty Ann is a Canadian partner, with a background in corporate tax services. She joined PwC in 1986, becoming a partner in 1996. She has held several leadership positions with the Canadian Tax practice, including Tax Human Capital Leader and Tax Compliance & Strategic Sourcing Leader, and was on the Canadian Tax Leadership Team for ten years. Betty Ann was the Global Tax and Legal Services (TLS) Human Capital Leader from 2014-2019. She also serves as our Global Partner Affairs Leader.

Betty Ann is a CPA, CA. She graduated from the University of Waterloo with a Master of Accounting and she remains an active and proud alumnus. She is a Vice-Chair of the Oakville Hospital Foundation and was Chair of its’ Finance, Risk, Audit and Investment Committee from 2016-2019. She was also a volunteer and team manager for many years for the Oakville Basketball Club.

Betty Ann Jarrett

Ismail Maraqa is a Senior Partner at PwC Iraq and the Chair of the ME Supervisory Board at PwC. Ismail was previously a Partner at Ernst & Young from July 2002 to July 2009, and before that they were with Arthur Andersen Business Consulting from February 1998 to June 2002.

Ismail Maraqa has a B.S.c in Electrical Engineering from the [University of Central Florida](/org/university-of-central-florida) and an Executive Education in Arabic Studies from Harvard Kennedy School. Ismail also has a certification from the Advanced Corporate Governance Certificate in Association of Corporate Governance Practitioners (ACGP) and another certification from PwC in Digital Acumen.

Ismail Maraqa

Sanjeev Krishan is Chairman of PwC in India. Previously, he served as the Deals leader. Sanjeev has been with the firm for 29 years, having joined in 1991 as an articled trainee. He became a partner in 2006 and has successfully led the firm’s Transactions, Private Equity and Deals business over the years, getting the firm to a pre-eminent position amongst its Private Equity clients and their investee companies.

Sanjeev has served in diverse leadership and client service roles and has extensive India and overseas experience in Deals work across a range of sectors, such as technology, consumer and industrial products. Among his prior roles, he was a member of the team that set up the Transaction Services practice in India, and has spearheaded the relationship with most global private equity funds, personally looking to raise the firm’s focus on numerous funds. Sanjeev did a brief stint with PwC Sweden as part of an International Exchange programme, where he worked with several Private Equity funds and Corporate clients, mostly on cross-border deals.

Sanjeev frequently interacts with the media on various issues ranging from insolvency to mergers and acquisitions. Additionally, he regularly participates in seminars, panel discussions and events held in India, as well as overseas, and is also part of FICCI’s National Committee on Stressed Assets. Sanjeev is a member of the Rotary Club of Delhi, South.

He is a certified Chartered Accountant, and an Associate Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). Sanjeev graduated with First Class in Economics from the [University of Delhi](/org/university-of-delhi) and remains an active and proud alum. A New Delhi native, he joined the firm after graduation.

Sanjeev is passionate about playing a part in building a sustainable future for the society we live in, and actively advocates the causes of conservation, socio-economic inclusion and diversity. He has also been specifically focussed on sponsorship of women employees, especially to get them back to work after their mid-career breaks.

Sanjeev Krishan

Loreto Pelegrí

Hani Ashkar

Dion Shango

Nicolas is Chief Executive Officer and Senior Partner of PwC Canada. He began his career with PwC in 1989 and was admitted to the partnership in 2000.

Nicolas has a track record of engaging and inspiring teams to seize opportunities and innovate. He has served a wide range of clients and industries as a Corporate Finance partner and the Lead Relationship Partner on many of the firm’s key clients. Prior to becoming CEO, he was a member of the Canadian Executive Team as the National Managing Partner of Consulting and Deals, and the Montréal Managing Partner.

He was previously the Managing Director of PricewaterhouseCoopers Corporate Finance Inc. where he specialized in mergers and acquisitions. Over the past 25 years, Nicolas has assisted public and private companies with acquisitions, divestitures and raising capital. He is very familiar with the various intricacies of a transaction. Nicolas has extensive deals experience, having helped clients complete over 150 transactions in over a dozen countries. He also has strong relationships with private equity firms in Canada and throughout North America.

In addition to his responsibilities with PwC, Nicolas is dedicated to his community, as demonstrated by his involvement on boards of several organizations such as Youth In Mind, Montreal Symphony Orchestra, Alpine Québec and Sherbrooke University School of Business Foundation.

He is a graduate of the University of Sherbrooke with a bachelor’s degree in business administration (1991). He is a Canadian chartered accountant (1993) and Fellow (2014), and also holds the Corporate Finance designation (CF).

Nicolas Marcoux

Richard Oldfield leads all market-facing activities, initiatives, and strategy.

Prior to his current role, Richard was a member of the UK Executive Board for five years during which he was Head of Clients and Markets and latterly Head of Strategy and Communications.  Richard also led the UK firm’s Banking and Capital Markets Assurance practice and sat on the Assurance Leadership team.

Richard has a truly global perspective, having worked across Africa and in London, Zurich, Paris, New York and Sydney. His client work has predominantly been focused on supporting large multinational financial service organisations, including leading investment banks, asset managers and full service banking organisations.

Richard holds a Bachelor of Arts, [University of York](/org/university-of-york) and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.

Richard Oldfield

Mohamed Kande is the Global Advisory Leader for the PwC network. He also serves as Advisory Leader for PwC US.

Previously he was PwC’s US and Global Advisory Leader for the technology, media, telecoms, and hospitality industry sectors. His expertise spans the areas of operational strategy, technology development, mergers and acquisitions, and operations management.

Before joining PwC in August 2011, Mohamed was the managing partner of PRTM Management Consultants’ Europe, Middle East and South Asia business. Prior to this leadership role, Mohamed was the managing partner of PRTM's Global Public Sector business. Mohamed also continued to be one of the senior partners in PRTM’s telecommunications and technology practice.

Prior to joining PRTM, Mohamed worked for [Motorola](/org/motorola) in Chicago, and for DTI Telecom in Canada deploying and launching telecommunications networks in the USA, Europe, Middle East, Asia and Africa.

He holds an MBA from the University of Chicago, an MS in electrical engineering from the University of Montreal, and a BS in electrical engineering from Ecole Supérieure d’Ingénieurs en Génie Electrique in France.

Mohamed Kande

Prior to taking on his role as Global Clients and Industries Leader on 1 July 2020, Kevin sat on the Executive Board of PwC UK as the Managing Partner - Clients and Markets, where he was responsible for strategy, growth, market reputation, pipeline management and client service delivery, and ensuring that technology and innovation is at the heart of this. 

In other roles at PwC, Kevin predominantly worked in financial services, supporting investment banks from strategy to process efficiency, Front Office to HR, globally and locally. Kevin re-joined PwC UK in 2009 and has been a partner for 17 years.

Earlier in his career Kevin worked at IBM, [Credit Suisse](/org/credit-suisse) and The Royal Bank of Scotland.

Kevin sits on the UK Government's GREAT Britain Private Sector Council which helps to promote British business and set the narrative about the UK.

Kevin Burrowes

James Chalmers is Global Assurance Leader, an appointment he took up on 2 January 2018.

In this role, he focuses on further building the PwC network’s assurance capabilities and solutions for clients across the globe with particular emphasis on reinforcing trust and confidence in decision-making information, underpinned by quality and insight.

James has held various senior management roles in PwC. He was a member of the UK Assurance Leadership from 2002 to 2008 before being appointed to the UK Board in 2008, initially as Head of Strategy and then from 2011 to 2016 as Head of Assurance.  In 2013 he became Head of Assurance for EMEA. He has been a member of Global Assurance Leadership since 2011.

With over 20 years of experience as a partner, James has worked across many parts of PwC providing multinational audit, acquisition due diligence and IPO services. This client experience includes leading PwC’s global relationships with major listed and SEC registered clients.

He has also had extended secondments to a multi-national banking group providing leveraged finance to private equity transactions and in the healthcare sector where he worked on a large international merger.   

James graduated from the [University of Oxford](/org/university-of-oxford) with a degree in Engineering and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.

James Chalmers

Chris Kelkar is the Global Alignment Leader for the PwC network.

Prior to his current role, Chris held various leadership positions including Global Strategy Leader and US Strategy Leader and International Liaison. Chris was also the co-leader of PwC US’ Fraud, Risk & Controls practice.

Chris has 23 years' experience with PwC. As a partner in the US firm's forensics practice, Chris served numerous public and private companies in both the US and abroad as well as consulting for governments regarding anti-corruption programmes.

Chris is a Certified Public Accountant and Certified Fraud Examiner.  He has an MBA from UCLA and a Bachelor's of Arts degree in economics from [Oberlin College](/org/oberlin-college).  He has served on various non-for-profit charitable organisation boards and was a member of [Transparency International](/org/transparency-international)'s Business Principles Steering Committee.

Christopher Kelkar

Carol is PwC’s Global Tax and Legal Services Leader. Prior to her appointment  to that role on 1 July 2020, she served on the Global Tax and Legal Services Leadership team as PwC’s global leader of the People and Organisation (P&O) practice for four years and has driven its growth. P&O brings together a combination of more than 10,000 people in 138 countries with industry, technology, analytics, business, talent, strategy and HR expertise in one team, supported by a strong focus on and use of technology.  

Previously Carol led the Global Mobility practice within Tax, and she has been the lead Tax Partner on some of PwC’s largest global clients. She has more than 25 years' experience working with large multinational organisations, helping them deal with their most pressing strategic challenges.

Carol has also led PwC’s thinking around the Workforce of the Future. Her recent work includes advising clients on global transformation, talent and culture change programmes, and opportunities from market disruptors and innovations. Carol regularly talks and writes on these topics; particularly around the future of work, younger workers, and the role companies can play in shaping their own paths in an uncertain environment.

Carol Stubbings

Blair Sheppard joined PwC in June 2012 as Global Leader, Strategy and Leadership. 

Blair leads the team that focuses on strategy and leadership for the PwC network. He is also Professor Emeritus and Dean Emeritus of [Duke University](/org/duke-university)’s Fuqua School of Business.

Prior to joining PwC, Blair spent the majority of his career as a Professor at the Fuqua School of Business, [Duke University](/org/duke-university).  During his tenure, Blair served several roles: Associate Dean for Executive Education, during which Fuqua created one of the world’s first blended degrees, the Global Executive MBA. Senior Associate Dean, during which Fuqua created the Cross Continent MBA and rose in the rankings to 5th in the United States. Founding CEO and Chairman of Duke Corporate Education, which was rated by the leading business journals as the world’s top provider of custom executive education for nine years in a row. Dean, during which time Fuqua opened offices in five locations outside the US, developed a pre-experience Masters programme already considered to be one of the best in the world, and rose across all business school rankings significantly. As Dean, Blair was also the primary architect of Duke Kunshan University, which opened in 2014. His final role prior to joining PwC was as Special Advisor to Duke Kunshan University.

Blair has advised more than 100 companies and governments in the areas of leadership, corporate strategy, organisational relationships and design, and has published more than 50 books and articles.

Blair was the first recipient of faculty of the year at Fuqua; received the Business Person of the Year award for Education in 2011 (Triangle Business Journal); Eminent Scholar Award, Institute of Finance, Frankfurt University in 2007; and was a Canada Council Doctoral Fellow.

Blair received his Doctorate in social psychology from the University of Illinois in 1980 and Masters from the University of Western Ontario (London, Ontario) in 1977.

Blair Sheppard

Diana Weiss is Global General Counsel for the PwC network.

Prior to her current role, Diana was PwC US General Counsel. She joined PwC US in 2012, having previously served as outside counsel to several PwC firms around the world. 

Diana has represented professional services firms for over 20 years.  Before joining PwC, Diana was a litigation partner with the law firm [King & Spalding](/org/king-spalding), representing clients in state and federal courts throughout the U.S. and in enforcement proceedings before the Securities & Exchange Commission, Public Company Accounting Oversight Board and other agencies, as well as in civil and criminal investigations. Prior to joining [King & Spalding](/org/king-spalding), Diana was a partner at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP.

Diana received her J.D. from [Cornell University](/org/cornell-university) and her bachelor's degree from Ohio State University. 

Diana Weiss

Coenraad Richardson is PwC’s Global Chief Risk Officer.

He is responsible for leadership of Global Risk Management from a strategic, operational and client perspective, and leadership and oversight of risk governance, strategy and compliance across the PwC network. The main focus of Global Risk Management is to drive, enable, and support the PwC network to deliver the highest quality through integrity and unwavering objectivity and help build trust and create sustained outcomes for our stakeholders.

Prior to this role, Coenraad held the position of Risk and Quality Leader for PwC Africa and was a member of the PwC Africa and South Market Area Leadership Teams, responsible for Risk and Quality across the Assurance, Advisory and Tax Lines of Service. He was also a partner in PwC Africa’s Capital Markets and Accounting Consulting Services Group, assisting multinational companies providing accounting, financial, mergers and acquisitions advisory services. Over his 20+ year career with PwC, Coenraad has lived and worked in South Africa and the United States (New York). He also has experience working in the United Kingdom, Australia, Mexico, Netherlands and Africa.

Coenraad is a Chartered Accountant (South Africa) and U.S. Certified Public Accountant (California).

Coenraad Richardson

James Shira is PwC’s Global and US Chief Information Technology Officer, responsible for leading and driving PwC’s technology and information security strategy to technology-enable the Network of Firms. He joined PwC in 2015 as the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and has built and led our US and global information security function. 

Over the course of 19 years, James has led security transformation programs in large financial services organisations and also at PwC. James is known as a change - and action-oriented executive who thrives on tackling large-scale challenges. Furthermore, he is known for his approaches to people management and integration of emerging technologies to enable business strategies. 

James was one of the inaugural students in Columbia's Executive Technology Management program and has a Bachelor’s degree in Business from [Baylor University](/org/baylor-university) with a concentration on Management Information Systems.

James Shira

Dana Mcilwain is the Chief Administrative Officer and Operations Leader for the PwC network, and is based in New York. Dana’s primary responsibility is to ensure the PwC network is Fit for Growth by teaming to drive PwC’s strategic planning and investments; strategic cost management; strategic combinations and integrations; and technology enablement.

Prior to his current role, Dana was the Vice Chairman and Services Leader for PwC US with responsibility for US Advisory, Assurance and Tax businesses. He has served in a wide range of management roles for PwC US Assurance and Advisory businesses, including the US Advisory Leader role, as well as several governance roles in PwC US and the PwC network.

Over the course of his 32 year career with PwC, he has provided risk assurance and consulting services to a wide range of multi-national clients, with a particular focus in the Technology, Entertainment and Media industries.

Dana is a Certified Public Accountant in the US and a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. He serves on the Business School Council for the A.B. Freeman School of Business at Tulane University where he earned a degree in Management.

Dana McIlwain

Tim Ryan is US Chairman and Senior Partner. Previously he served as the Vice Chairman, having responsibility for the firm’s strategy function and stakeholder relationships including investor relations, regulatory affairs, public policy, corporate responsibility, marketing and sales and human capital.　

Tim has over 25 years of diversified experience serving clients in the financial services industry in the U.S. and internationally. Prior to his current role, Tim led PwC's Assurance practice and before that, he led PwC's U.S. Financial Services practice and PwC's Consumer Finance Group.　

He has been published or quoted in numerous publications and is a frequent contributor to industry events. Tim was a member of PwC’s "Closing the Expectation Gap Committee." This committee designed and implemented improvements to PwC's audit process to address gaps between the expectations of constituents and accounting standards. He has also served on the US Board of Partners and Principals and the network's Global Board.　

Tim is a certified public accountant in Massachusetts and New York and a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Tim serves on the Board of Trustees for the Securities and Exchange Commission Historical Society. He graduated from [Babson College](/org/babson-college) where he studied accounting and communications and remains an active and proud alum. A Boston native, he joined the firm after graduation.

Tim Ryan

Petra Justenhoven

Raymund Chao is the Chairman for PwC in Asia Pacific and Greater China. He is the only representative for Asia on the Global Network Leadership team, which sets the overall strategy for the PwC network.

Prior to this role, Raymund was PwC’s Assurance Leader in Asia Pacific. With over 30 years of professional experience, he has provided audit and business advisory services to both state-owned and private enterprises in Hong Kong and in Mainland China. Raymund has been involved in a number of onshore and offshore initial public offerings (IPO), debt financing, corporate restructuring, and merger and acquisition transactions. During the past ten years or so, he has been heavily involved in promoting corporate governance and systems of internal control for enterprises.

Raymund began his career in Toronto, Canada in 1984 and returned to Hong Kong, where he was born and raised, in 1992. He relocated to Beijing, China in 2003 and became PwC’s China Assurance Leader in 2005. From 2011, he became PwC’s Assurance Leader for Asia Pacific and is one of the five core members of the PwC’s Global Assurance Executive Team, which determines the strategy and directions for PwC’s Assurance business on a global basis.

Raymund is a Chartered Accountant in Canada and a Certified Public Accountant (practising) in Hong Kong.

Raymund Chao

Bob Moritz is Global Chairman of PwC, which spans 156 countries and includes more than 295,000 people. PwC is a professional services network, providing audit, tax, consulting, and deals services around the world, in order to build trust and drive sustained outcomes for the world’s most pressing problems. In his role, Bob leads the international network’s leadership teams, champions diversity and inclusion, sets strategy, and enhances the brand of PwC through quality service to our stakeholders. Bob is also PwC’s representative with GPPC and other profession-focused organisations. 

He has been with PwC his entire career, joining in 1985 and becoming a partner in 1995. He has an Audit and Assurance background, primarily dealing with financial services, banking, and capital markets clients. During the course of his career, Bob spent three years with PwC Japan, working with European and US-based financial services companies operating in Asia. Prior to taking on the global role, Bob led the US firm of PwC as its Chairman and Senior Partner for seven years. 

Bob is a member of the International Business Council of the [World Economic Forum](/org/world-economic-forum), a trustee of [The Conference Board](/org/conference-board-inc), a member of the Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy, Vice Chair of the International Business Leaders’ Advisory Council (IBLAC) to Shanghai, and a director of the SUNY-Oswego College Foundation, his alma mater. PwC is also a founding member of the UN’s HeforShe 10x10x10 Impact Champions network. 

Previously, Bob served two terms as the chairman of the Governing Board for the Center for Audit Quality, a non-partisan and non-profit group dedicated to enhancing investor confidence and public trust in the capital markets. 

Robert E. Moritz

Gonzalo Sánchez is a Senior Partner at PwC Spain. Prior to this, they worked as a Data Analytics Consultant at [Impact Analytics](/org/impact-analytics), a Business Analyst at Global eHealth Collaborative, and a Production Operator at [Nestlé](/org/nestle). Gonzalo also has experience working in New Zealand, where they held various positions at different companies.

Gonzalo has a strong background in data analytics and has successfully implemented Power BI for automated monthly reports at multiple organisations. Gonzalo is skilled in MS Excel, Power BI, and the company's cloud-based CRM software. Gonzalo is also an effective communicator and trainer, having provided Power BI training for the administrative staff.

Gonzalo Sánchez has a Master of Business Information Systems from [Torrens University Australia](/org/torrens-university-australia) and a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Industrial) from [Universidad de Lima](/org/universidad-de-lima). Gonzalo also has various certifications from LinkedIn in areas such as Advanced Microsoft Power BI, Tableau Essential Training, Data Engineering Foundations, MySQL Essential Training, Cybersecurity Foundations, Learning Jira Software, and Microservices Foundations. Additionally, Gonzalo has a certification from Cisco Networking Academy in Introduction to Cybersecurity and one from Microsoft in the Virtual Experience Program Participant.

Gonzalo Sánchez reports to Robert E. Moritz, Global Chairman. They are on a team with Christopher Kelkar - Leader, Global Alignment, Dion Shango - Senior Partner, PwC Africa Central & Southern Africa, and Andrea Toselli - Senior Partner, Italy.

Gonzalo Sánchez

Agnes Koops-Aukes is the current Chairman of PwC Netherlands. Agnes has been with the company since 2013, and in that time they have held the position of Lid van de directie van PwC Accountants N.V. Agnes was also the Business Unit Leader BU Noord-Centrum from 2010 to 2016. Prior to their current role, they were an Associate - Senior Manager from 1992 to 2005.

Agnes Koops-Aukes has a RA from the [University of Amsterdam](/org/university-of-amsterdam) in the field of Post master Accountancy. Agnes also has a HEAO - BE from Hanzehogeschool Groningen / Hanze University of Applied Sciences Groningen.

Some of their coworkers include Tim Ryan - Senior Partner & Chairman, PwC US, Betty Ann Jarret - Global Human Capital Leader, and Raymund Chao - Chairman, PwC Asia Pacific & Greater China. Their manager is Robert E. Moritz, Global Chairman.

Agnes Koops-Aukes

Paul Kepple is a partner and chief accountant at PwC. Paul previously worked at the US Securities and Exchange Commission from June 1998 to June 2000 as a professional accounting fellow.

Paul Kepple's educational career began with a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting from Grove City College.

Some of their coworkers include Thomas Archer - Partner, PwC US, John Farina - Managing Partner, Northeast US. Paul Kepple reports to Tim Ryan, Senior Partner & Chairman, PwC US.

Paul Kepple

Thomas Archer is a Partner at PwC US. Thomas previously worked at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes School and Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity.

Thomas Archer's educational career began at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes School. Thomas then attended the [University of Virginia](/org/university-of-virginia), where they earned a BS Commerce with a concentration in Accounting from the McIntire School of Commerce.

They are on a team with Paul Kepple - Partner & Chief Accountant, US, John Farina - Managing Partner, Northeast US. Their manager is Tim Ryan, Senior Partner & Chairman, PwC US.

Thomas Archer

Paddy Carney is currently a partner at [PwC Australia](/org/pwc-australia). Paddy has had an extensive and accomplished career in leadership roles for various organizations. 

Paddy Carney began their career at The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia from 2003 to 2007 as a member of the CA Programme and Admissions Committee. From there, they became a member of [PwC Australia](/org/pwc-australia) Board of Partners from 2007 to 2014. In September 2014, Carney became the Director of PwC's Indigenous Consulting (PIC) and held that position until November 2016. 

In January 2013, Carney took on the role as Trustee and Chair of Audit Committee for Sydney Living Museums (Paddy'storic Houses Trust of NSW) and held that role until March 2019. Additionally, from 2011 to 2017, Carney was a Governor for Sir David Martin Foundation. 

In December 2018, Carney became a Trustee for Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences and Chair of Finance, Audit & Risk Management Committee which they currently hold. Most recently, in 2019, Carney joined Chief Executive Women (CEW) as a member.

Paddy Carney has an ACA from ICAEW, a BSc in American Management Science from Swansea University, and a BSc in American Management Science from [Iowa State University](/org/iowa-state-university). Paddy is also a FCA from Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand. Paddy has certification from [ASIC](/org/asic) in Registered Company Auditor and ICAA in Chartered Accountant.

They are on a team with Koichiro Kimura - Senior Partner, Japan, Tom Seymour - Senior Partner, [PwC Australia](/org/pwc-australia), and Hoonsoo Yoon - Senior Partner, PwC Korea. Paddy Carney reports to Raymund Chao, Chairman, PwC Asia Pacific & Greater China.

Paddy Carney

Tom Seymour is the CEO of [PwC Australia](/org/pwc-australia). As CEO he leads a team of more than 700 partners and 8000 staff across PwC’s three businesses - Assurance, Financial Advisory and Consulting. 

Previously, Tom was Managing Partner of [PwC Australia](/org/pwc-australia)’s Financial Advisory business, covering Tax and Legal services, Deals, Infrastructure advisory and Private Clients. He was also the Tax Leader for PwC's Asia Pacific network, and  part of the PwC Global Tax and legal leadership team.

Admitted as a partner in 2002, Tom has more than 25 years’ experience on taxation matters, particularly in the infrastructure, mining and energy industry sectors. Over his career Tom has led PwC teams advising on some of Australia’s largest public and private transactions. He has played a key role in PwC’s tax policy agenda, working with both state and federal governments seeking to improve Australia’s tax system, and has been a regular contributor to public debates on tax policy and broader economic reform.  

Tom is also the Chair of PwC’s Elevate Indigenous Reconciliation Action Plan, and a board member of Top Education Limited. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Queensland University of Technology, a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) from [Bond University](/org/bond-university) and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia. He lives in Brisbane with his wife Danielle and three children.

Tom Seymour

He joined the firm in 1987 and was on secondment to PwC San Jose Office and US Independence Office for 6 years. Throughout his career, he has held many responsibilities including the leader of the US IPO team, which was responsible for the service delivery and quality of all US IPO engagements from Korea, US GAAP and US GAAS audits and the leader of the Global Division serving global clients and cross border transactions. Prior to his current role, he served as the Assurance LoS Leader from July 2017 to June 2020.

Hoonsoo holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and a Master's degree in Finance from the [Seoul National University](/org/seoul-national-university). He is a CPA licensed both in Korea and California.

Hoonsoo Yoon

Chris Burns is currently a Partner at PwC UK. Chris has previously worked at PwC in a variety of roles.

Chris Burns has an ICAEW School in Accounting and Business/Management from the [University of Birmingham](/org/university-of-birmingham).

Chris Burns reports to Kevin Ellis, Senior Partner & Chairman, PwC UK. They are on a team with and Duncan Skailes - Partner, PwC UK.

Chris Burns

Kevin graduated in Industrial Economics from Nottingham University. He joined PwC UK in 1984 in the Assurance practice. In 1988 he moved to the Business Recovery Services (BRS) practice. He became a partner in 1996 and head of BRS in 2006. He joined the Executive Board in 2008 as Head of Advisory and then became PwC UK’s managing partner in 2012. 

Kevin Ellis

Shana Laurie de Hernandez

Andreas Staubli is currently a Senior Partner at PwC Switzerland. Andreas has been with the company since 1994, starting as a Consultant. In their current role, they are responsible for providing audit and assurance services to clients in Switzerland.

Andreas Staubli is a Swiss Certified Tax Expert and lic. oec. HSG with a Matura from the Kantonsschule Frauenfeld. Andreas has experience in Leading Professional Service Firms and Tax Law/Taxation from their time at [Harvard Business School](/org/harvard-business-school) and the Tax Academy. Lastly, they have a degree in Accounting and Finance from the University of St.Gallen.

Andreas Staubli reports to Robert E. Moritz, Global Chairman. Some of their coworkers include Kevin Ellis - Senior Partner & Chairman, PwC UK, Nicolas Marcoux - Senior Partner, PwC Canada, and Hani Ashkar - Senior Partner, PwC Middle East.

Andreas Staubli

Andrea Toselli is currently a Senior Partner at PwC in Italy. Prior to this, they were with Organismo Italiano di Contabilità (OIC) from January 2017 to December 2021 as a Membro del Consiglio di Sorveglianza. From January 2012 to December 2018, Andrea was an Adjunct Professor of Financial Reporting at Università Bocconi. Andrea has also been a member of the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG) from January 2010 to December 2016.

Andrea Toselli studied economics at Università Bocconi in Milan, Italy.

Andrea Toselli reports to Robert E. Moritz, Global Chairman. Some of their coworkers include Petra Justenhoven - Senior Partner & Chairwoman, PwC Europe, Carol Stubbings - Leader, Global Tax & Legal Services, and Raymund Chao - Chairman, PwC Asia Pacific & Greater China.

Andrea Toselli

Nick Kós is the Senior Partner of PwC, Central and Eastern Europe.

He has previously held the leadership positions of Assurance Leader for the Western Region, Consumer and Industrial Products Assurance Leader in Poland and Assurance Leader for Russia and the Eastern Region. He has been involved in serving several major clients of the firm in Hungary and CEE, such as NOKIA Group, MOL and [Diageo](/org/diageo).



Nick Kós

suzanne strickland

Celeste Copeland

Duncan Skailes is a partner at PwC UK. Duncan previously worked as a senior manager at PwC UK from January 1987 to December 1999, specializing in corporate finance and private equity. Duncan has experience in management buyouts and has been a partner at PwC UK since 2000.

Duncan Skailes studied economics at [University College London](/org/ucl) and Rugby School.

Some of their coworkers include Chris Burns - Partner, PwC UK. Duncan Skailes reports to Kevin Ellis, Senior Partner & Chairman, PwC UK.

Duncan Skailes

Aditya

Catalina Chellew

Osman Kara

Gourav Halder (US - ADVS)

Jaydeep Sarkar was an analyst at [Deloitte](/org/deloitte) from March 2006 to August 2006. Jaydeep is currently the Director at PwC.

Jaydeep Sarkar is a Chartered Accountant from The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) from St.Xavier's College, Kolkata.

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