The PwC Nigeria has admitted three new partners effective, 1 July 2024, including Marilyn Obaisa-Osula (Consulting & Risk Services), Taiwo Oyaniran (Assurance), and Tim Siloma (Tax & Regulatory Services), reports ITREALMS.
With this, PwC Africa's admission of 15 new partners, ITREALMS gathered showed that 40 per cent are female, thereby the company is marking a significant step towards achieving the firm's gender representation goals in leadership.
In a statement congratulating the new partners, available to ITREALMS by the Country Senior Partner, PwC Nigeria, Sam Abu, said “Our new partners bring deep expertise and experience in strategic areas that are vital to contributing to Nigeria's continued growth.
"As leaders, they’ll help our clients navigate challenges and disruptions, building resilience to thrive in an age of continuous reinvention.
"We celebrate their achievements in reaching this career milestone. Together, we'll continue to power forward to our new frontier, delivering sustained outcomes for our clients and communities.”
In a statement congratulating the new partners, available to ITREALMS by the Country Senior Partner, PwC Nigeria, Sam Abu, said “Our new partners bring deep expertise and experience in strategic areas that are vital to contributing to Nigeria's continued growth.
"As leaders, they’ll help our clients navigate challenges and disruptions, building resilience to thrive in an age of continuous reinvention.
"We celebrate their achievements in reaching this career milestone. Together, we'll continue to power forward to our new frontier, delivering sustained outcomes for our clients and communities.”
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