| New KPMG hires to focus on infrastructure, government and health |
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| | KPMG in the UK have
hired Jacky Ross as
Partner, Sheila Pringle
as Associate Partner and
Joy Voyle as a Director
to lead the firm’s
financial management
team which will focus on
the infrastructure,
government and health
sectors.
Jacky Ross co-founded
the consultancy
Counterpoint LLP in 2006
where she worked with
CEOs and Board Directors
to translate
aspirational, high level
business strategies into
programmes to deliver
sustainable change and
real benefits to a range
of clients across the
public and private
sector.
Ross’s previous role
was at PwC Consulting,
where she focused on
helping to build up the | |
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| | financial management
practice and
establishing and running
the pan-European
iAnalytics (business
intelligence) business.
Prior to that, Ross was
a Partner at Ernst &
Young where she built a
highly successful
pan-European finance
restructuring and
re-engineering division
focused on large
multinational clients.
In addition, she was CEO
of a new joint venture
between Shell and Ernst
& Young which she
developed the business
case for, and then built
and ran as a commercial
outsourced organisation.
Sheila Pringle joins
from Deloitte where she
has spent the last six
years helping to build
their financial
management and corporate
services transformation | |
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Joy Voyle joins from
Counterpoint LLP where
she has delivered
Corporate Services
Transformations with a
range of central
government clients since
2007. Voyle has 12
year’s consulting
experience built on five
years in finance in the
insurance sector. She
has delivered a wide
range of large scale
corporate services
transformations,
particularly in the
Finance and HR
functions, in addition
to a number of financial
management related
programmes. Voyle brings
extensive Shared
Services experience to
the FM team from
strategic reviews to
their practical
implementation. Her
experience spans both | |
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| | the public sector and a
number of private sector
multi-nationals. Prior
to Counterpoint LLP she
worked for Cap Gemini,
Ernst & Young and Willis
Corroon.
Scott Parker, KPMG’s
UK Head of Performance
and Technology practice
said: “I am delighted
this vastly experienced
team are joining KPMG to
boost our financial
management practice
within the hugely
important
infrastructure,
government and health
sectors. They will bring
their combined expertise
and ability to bear with
both our private and
public sector clients,
to help them re-shape
their businesses at a
time when short-term
economic recovery
continues to look
uncertain.” | |
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| | practices within the
Public Sector. Pringle
has worked across both
central and local
government and has
significant expertise in
shaping and implementing
shared services,
including a secondment
to the Government’s
Gershon team in 2004
where she was
responsible for defining
the central team to
drive cross government
collaboration in
connection with shared
services and securing
the first phase of
funding for them, as
part of the efficiency
review. Prior to joining
Deloitte she spent eight
years in the Andersen | |
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