| Pierre Nanterme assumes CEO role at Accenture |
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| | Accenture announced in
October that Nanterme
would become chief
executive officer on
Jan. 1, succeeding
William D. Green. Green,
who has been CEO since
September 2004 and
assumed the additional
role of chairman in
September 2006, will
remain as chairman.
“I am extremely
pleased to take on the
role of chief executive
officer,” said Nanterme.
“We have great momentum | |
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| | in our business and our
focus is on accelerating
the execution of our
growth agenda to make
sure we are capturing
the opportunities we see
in the marketplace.”
Green will continue
as chairman of the board
of directors. He will
continue to play a very
active role with
Accenture clients around
the world, represent
Accenture with business
and government leaders,
and champion Accenture’s | |
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| | since 2007. During his
28 years with Accenture,
he has held a wide
variety of leadership
positions across many
dimensions of the
company’s business. In
2006, he joined the
global leadership team
where he directly
contributed to the
planning and execution
of Accenture’s
successful long-term
business strategy. He
has also served as chief
leadership officer, with
responsibility for the | |
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| | company’s human capital
strategy and for the
design and
implementation of
Accenture’s global
operating model.
Nanterme joined
Accenture in 1983 and
became a partner in
1993. He graduated from
ESSEC (Ecole Superieure
des Sciences Economiques
et Commerciales)
Business School in
Paris. | |
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| | Skills to Succeed
corporate citizenship
efforts.
Nanterme, 51, served
most recently as group
chief executive of
Accenture’s global
Financial Services
operating group, a
position he has held | |
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