PwC announces a new PwC Africa Territory Senior Partner
Oct 1, 2019
PwC is celebrating the launch of its new New CEO for PwC Africa service online by PwC announces a new PwC Africa Territory Senior Partner. Further information can be found at https://www.pwc.co.za/en/press-room/new-ceo-for-pwc-africa.html.
Johannesburg, South Africa - September 30, 2019 /PressCable/ —
PwC is proud to announce that its current South Africa CEO Dion Shango has been elected as its new Africa CEO, with effect from 1 July 2019. Dion has been the Regional Senior Partner of PwC Southern Africa since 1 July 2015. Dion takes over the reins from Hein Boegman, who has held this position since 1 July 2015. Dion was elected following a process in which some 400 PwC Africa partners across the continent participated. PwC’s Africa region extends across three market areas, namely Southern Africa, East Africa and West Africa. Boegman says: “Dion’s election reflects the confidence of our firm in his ability and proven track record. I look forward to working closely with him during the transition period to 1 July 2019.” Shango said: “I am honoured to have been elected to lead our Africa firm and look forward to working closely with all partners across the different market areas. Our practice in Africa, with its over 8,000 staff members and 400 partners, is a strategically important asset in the global PwC network.” change of pace, Corporate Auditor “PwC”, will be celebrating the launch of its new New CEO for PwC Africa service by PwC announces a new PwC Africa Territory Senior Partner. It’s reported the event will take place on 1 October 2019.
In a space where most competitors simply Post same ads and fail to cause much of a stir, PwC has opted to be a little more PwC is proud to announce that its current South Africa CEO Dion Shango has been elected as its new Africa CEO, with effect from 1 July 2019. Dion has been the Regional Senior Partner of PwC Southern Africa since 1 July 2015. Dion takes over the reins from Hein Boegman, who has held this position since 1 July 2015. Dion was elected following a process in which some 400 PwC Africa partners across the continent participated. PwC’s Africa region extends across three market areas, namely Southern Africa, East Africa and West Africa. Boegman says: “Dion’s election reflects the confidence of our firm in his ability and proven track record. I look forward to working closely with him during the transition period to 1 July 2019.” Shango said: “I am honoured to have been elected to lead our Africa firm and look forward to working closely with all partners across the different market areas. Our practice in Africa, with its over 8,000 staff members and 400 partners, is a strategically important asset in the global PwC network.” with the inception of its new New CEO for PwC Africa service.
Sanchi Temkin, Sonja Nel at PwC, says: “We wanted to be PwC is proud to announce that its current South Africa CEO Dion Shango has been elected as its new Africa CEO, with effect from 1 July 2019. Dion has been the Regional Senior Partner of PwC Southern Africa since 1 July 2015. Dion takes over the reins from Hein Boegman, who has held this position since 1 July 2015. Dion was elected following a process in which some 400 PwC Africa partners across the continent participated. PwC’s Africa region extends across three market areas, namely Southern Africa, East Africa and West Africa. Boegman says: “Dion’s election reflects the confidence of our firm in his ability and proven track record. I look forward to working closely with him during the transition period to 1 July 2019.” Shango said: “I am honoured to have been elected to lead our Africa firm and look forward to working closely with all partners across the different market areas. Our practice in Africa, with its over 8,000 staff members and 400 partners, is a strategically important asset in the global PwC network.” with our New CEO for PwC Africa service launch because We want to do Something truly memorable.
It should be really worthwhile and we’re hoping it Will give people something to talk about. It should go great unless the whole internet crashes down on launch day!
PwC has always thrived on the idea of standing out and making a commotion. It’s all part of the fun and it’s going to Helps customers to know the leader., which we think is better than businesses who choose to do things the ‘regular’ way. This launch celebration is just one of the many ways PwC achieves that goal.
When asked about the New CEO for PwC Africa service, Sanchi Temkin said: “We think it’s going to be a real hit because He is will provide more success.. “.
PwC’s New CEO for PwC Africa service is set to ‘go live’ 1 October 2019. To find out more about the service and PwC itself, it’s possible to visit https://www.pwc.co.za/en/press-room/new-ceo-for-pwc-africa.html
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