First female Chief Executive Officer for
a
Top ten international accounting network
RSM
International, the world’s sixth largest international accounting and
consulting organisation has appointed Jean Stephens as its first female Chief
Executive Officer.
Stephens
will take up her five-year term as CEO from
Stephens
joined RSM in 1996 to help build the international practice and since then, RSM
has increased in size by 75 percent.
RSM International chairman Chris Connor stated: “Based
on the growth momentum and high-quality affiliate relationships established
during Jean’s tenure with RSM International, she will do a superb job of
implementing the organisation’s strategy and
ensuring, through our RSM regional councils, that we achieve the highest
standards of performance throughout the world.”
Prior to joining RSM International in
Stephens
said: “I am looking forward to taking up my new role and focusing on the
practical delivery of RSM International’s quality, value and personal service
to internationally active growing organisations throughout the world. Our stringent
affiliate qualification process, partnership approach to serving clients,
high-level account execution and vast global network enable us to provide our
clients with a truly exceptional service offering and value proposition.”
The organisation is looking
to expand it’s current capabilities in
With RSM member firm RSM McGladrey’s
recent acquisition of American Express’ Tax and Business Services in the
ENDS
For further information contact Pippa
Lawrence or David Morris, EURO RSCG Biss Lancaster, 020 7467 9200 or
firstname.surname@bisslancaster.com
About RSM
International
Operating in more than 70 countries and bringing
together the talents of over 23,000 individuals in over 600 offices, RSM
International provides a full range of accounting and business advisory
services to companies in their own markets and internationally. Its mission of
providing quality service through high level thought, outstanding work and
sound opinion, has resulted in annual billings approaching US $2,500 million
across the organization.