PwC chief executives hold too much power: ReviewBY CASSANDRA BALDINI | THURSDAY, 28 SEP 2023 12:35PMToo much power has rested in the hands of PwC chief executives, who are elected in a presidential-style campaign and, other than maintaining popularity, have unchecked authority, an independent review has found. Related News |
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