Governance

PwC is a global network of separate firms, owned and operating locally in countries around the world.

This structure provides PwC firms with the flexibility to operate simultaneously as the most local and the most global of businesses. Click here to find out more about how we’re structured, how we conduct business and govern ourselves. Corporate responsibility at PwC is similarly governed at global and local levels and it runs right to the top of local and network leadership.

Responsibility for local corporate responsibility ultimately rests with each Territory Senior Partner.  At the network level it is led by the Global Corporate Responsibility Board (GCRB), which is chaired by Moira Elms, a member of the firm’s Network Executive Team. 

Our global corporate responsibility team works with local teams in each territory to provide support where required. These corporate responsibility representatives collaborate with others in similar roles across the world.

Leading from the top, locally and globally

Global Corporate Responsibility Board (GCRB)

The GCRB comprises leaders from our largest PwC member firms, regional corporate responsibility leaders and sustainability subject matter experts. In keeping with best practice, the board also includes an external independent advisor.

The Board comes together every quarter to provide governance, oversight, input and direction to PwC’s corporate responsibility global strategy in alignment with the overall business strategy and to be the forum for alignment across our network.