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Let me start first by welcoming all of you,
our new hires, to PwC.
And you all know that joining PwC,
is a very competitive process.
So let me tell you about my background.
I joined PwC a little more than five years ago.
I came through an acquisition.
Before that I was working
for another consulting firm.
And before that I was in industry.
I'm an engineer by
training, so a little bit different.
And I've lived in
many different countries across Africa,
europe, Asia, also North America.
So as you can tell, I'm a global citizen.
I will tell you,
I can do the compare-and-contrast.
I know what good looks like.
I've been to many different places,
many different companies.
And I will tell you: PWC is
the best place to be.
Let's start with
why we're doing what we're doing.
This is what we call our purpose.
Building trust in society,
in solving important problems.
That purpose drives us
all of us across the firm.
The second thing is really
about the vision that we have,
which is around becoming one of
the leading professional services
firm in the world.
But when we say leading,
not saying the largest or the biggest one.
We're thinking about the most profitable one,
But also the one that creates
the best opportunities for
development for
employees, including all of you.
We have a set of values
that drive our day-to-day today.
We have to care about each other,
we have to work together,
we have to act with integrity,
and we have to make a difference.
And we try to do all of
this ensuring that
Not only we think about advisory,
but we think about the
other length of services.
We are one firm.
As many of you know, we rebuilt or advisory business
for PwC over the past 11 years.
We used a two-prong approach to do so.
First, we made a lot of acquisitions.
I mentioned that I came to
PwC myself through an acquisition.
In addition to that, we
hired a lot of people from the market.
Many people like you today.
Now we're moving into Advisory 2.0,
which is about bringing
all these capabilities together from strategy
to execution to help us
deliver a multi-competency solution.
What do we mean? It's Bringing
people from different backgrounds,
different talent together to be able to
solve most important product or clients.
In addition to that,
you might know what Trifecta is,
which is a combined consulting business
of the US,
Mexico, Japan, and China,
which I've had the privilege of leading.
Thinking about
all the potential opportunities
for global mobility, international deployment.
This is a place where you
can have a lot of fun.
First, we have to think about
how? How are we
supposed to think about our client problems.
The way we look at it is
really to make sure that we
bring the business part of our skills,
the technology part,
or obviously the experience part.
Cause when we bring all these three together,
which is what we call BXT,
it is a powerful combination of
skill sets that we can deliver to our clients.
But that's just how we need to think.
Let's talk about what it
is we have to deliver for our clients.
Integrated solutions
are key to us because they
bring the best of the firm together,
in combination, to solve
our clients' most critical problems.
Who needs to work together?
We need to make sure
that we have collaboration
because without
the right people at the table
to deliver the solutions, we'll not be
able to achieve the results
that we want to achieve.
Now it's very important for us
also to think about where we do the work.
We don't have to do all the work
we do today onshore.
We have a service delivery service today.
We also can use some third-party
labor to help us deliver
some of the work with skill sets
that may not have today and tomorrow.
And lastly, I would say
how we execute, it's extremely,
extremely important, because we are as
good as the last type
of results we deliver for our clients.
Flawless execution on every engagement
that we have is an imperative for us.
So here's my expectation, for all of you.
First, you have to know.
You'll have to know our product portfolio.
You'll have to know what is it we
do for clients and the solution to deliver.
The second thing is around collaboration.
There is an expectation across
advisory that we all work together.
The third thing: think about your own development.
Take responsibility for your career.
Think about the things that you want to
do that are really fun for you
and volunteer for them. Provide
your feedback, be innovative.
We are willing to listen.
You know, for all of you new hires.
I would say the bottom line is,
this is a fun place to be.
I love my job. I enjoy being
here and I'm hoping
that it will be the same for all of you.
So take the time to do great work,
to have great experiences, to
build great
relationships with your colleagues,
but most importantly, have fun.
This is a fun place to be.
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