Three-horse race to succeed Ryan as PwC US leader

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Three-horse race to succeed Ryan as PwC US leader

Oslo, Norway - 24 September 2022: PricewaterhouseCoopers or PWC

A majority-female shortlist of PwC veterans has been drawn up following Tim Ryan’s surprise exit

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