PwC strengthens North East leadership team
Professional services firm PwC UK has promoted Toni Wood, Stephanie Lowry and Darren Griffin to director as it continues to invest in its Newcastle office and North East team.
Toni, who joined PwC through its undergraduate programme, has spent 14 years building her career in audit, developing particular expertise across the rail, retail and renewable energy sectors.
Stephanie has also been with the firm for almost 14 years and becomes a director in PwC’s global marketing team, where she will lead its global brand campaign.
Darren brings more than 28 years’ experience in technology and digital transformation, including 15 years with PwC.
In his new role, he will lead teams supporting organisations to harness technology, data and AI to improve public services and outcomes.
The trio are among 29 colleagues recognised across the North East in PwC’s summer promotions round, strengthening the firm's regional leadership and expertise as it continues to support businesses and organisations across the region.
Richard Podd, PwC’s North East market senior partner, said: “These promotions are a fantastic achievement for Toni, Stephanie and Darren and reflect the depth of talent we have here in the North East.
“Newcastle is home to some exceptional people who are delivering transformative work for clients locally and nationally.
“Investing in our people and developing future leaders remains a key priority for us and I’m delighted to see so many colleagues recognised this year for the contribution they make to our clients, our communities and the wider North East economy.”
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