Deloitte North West Europe promotes 161 new partners

Deloitte North West Europe has promoted 161 people to partner, including 78 new partners in the UK. Of the 78 partners promoted in the UK, 32 (41%) are women. This is a near threefold increase in female promotions from last year and takes Deloitte’s female partners to 223 (21%). Eight new partners are from BAME backgrounds, equating to just over 10% of the promotions. Deloitte has also seen central Mediterranean countries Greece, Italy and Malta join the existing Deloitte North West Europe partnership (Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, The Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK) to form Deloitte North and South Europe (NSE) from 1st June. Deloitte NSE is now the second largest member firm in the Deloitte network, with over 45,000 people in 13 countries. Richard Houston, senior partner and chief executive of Deloitte NSE, said: “It’s a privilege to be leading this firm and I’m delighted that my first announcement as CEO is the celebration of our partner promotions. I fully accept that we have more to do but I’m particularly pleased to see such a significant increase in female partner promotions in the UK. “It’s clear that this is a time of great change, with a volatile economic landscape, technological disruption and regulatory scrutiny. This has been particularly apparent over the past 12 months, with various reviews into the UK audit market. I’m under no illusion that change and reform are needed and expected and we are deeply engaged in that debate.” He added: “Our move to create Deloitte NSE reinforces our commitment to cross-border collaboration so we can better serve our clients, open up more opportunities for our people, and make an impact in our communities. Deloitte NSE brings together over 45,000 people in 13 countries, combining our unmatched breadth and depth of capabilities in audit and assurance, risk advisory, consulting, financial advisory, and tax across the region.” Houston succeeds David Sproul as senior partner and chief executive. He was previously managing partner for Deloitte’s NWE and UK consulting businesses, and has over 20 years’ experience in the professional services industry. In the UK the firm’s audit and assurance business has promoted 14 new partners, with 12 in risk advisory, 13 in consulting, 23 in tax, 13 in financial advisory and three in central management. A third of promotions (25) are based outside London. The number of UK partners overall now stands at 1,070. Deloitte also recruited an additional 38 new external hires at partner level in the UK during the financial year from June 2018 to the end of May 2019. Partner promotions by country: UK - 78 Netherlands - 23 Denmark - 16 Belgium - 9 Iceland - 1 Switzerland - 6 Sweden - 12 Norway - 4 Ireland - 7 Finland - 5 Total - 161 UK partner promotions by business: Audit & Assurance - 14 Central Management - 3 Consulting - 13 Financial Advisory - 13 Risk Advisory - 12 Tax & Legal - 23 UK partner promotions by office: Birmingham - 3 Cambridge - 1 Cardiff - 1 Glasgow - 1 Jersey - 2 Leeds - 3 London - 54 Manchester - 4 Newcastle - 1 Nottingham - 1 Reading - 3 Southampton - 1 St Albans - 3

Deloitte North West Europe promotes 161 new partners

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