Working together to build a better tomorrow
Introduction
The COVID-19 pandemic has been a human and economic tragedy that has deeply affected the lives of many people including members of our PwC family, their relatives and friends. Our heartfelt condolences go out to all those who have lost loved ones.
When the pandemic struck, we adapted quickly across our network to support all of our stakeholders during this unprecedented time. Protecting the safety and security of our people and preserving jobs. Working with clients to deal with the immediate impacts of the pandemic. Using technology to seamlessly deliver quality audits. And helping the communities in which we live and work, from supporting healthcare systems, to distributing food and medical supplies, to providing humanitarian relief efforts in emergencies.
Protecting and developing our people
Over the past year, our priority has been our people: keeping them safe, protecting jobs, looking after their wellbeing, providing opportunities to learn and grow, and continuing to build a diverse and inclusive workforce.
Read moreSupporting our clients every step of the way
From helping clients address supply chain challenges, to supporting them as they rethink their strategy for the post-COVID-19 world, to providing independent assurance on financial statements. We work with stakeholders to help them build trust and address their most important challenges.
Read moreA clear focus on quality
We know that our work has a big impact not only on the clients we serve, but on society. We use our purpose as our North Star to guide our decisions, and we continue to invest heavily in enhancing the quality of all of our services.
Read moreMaking a positive impact on society and our planet
We’ve made a commitment to achieve net zero emissions by 2030 and we have helped to maximise the potential of 13.7 million people. Since the launch of our New world. New skills. initiative, we have helped to upskill nearly three million people. Our foundations around the world worked with local organisations to support communities affected by the pandemic and other crises.
Read moreSolid performance in a challenging year
For the 12 months ending 30 June 2020, PwC firms around the world had gross revenues of US$43 billion (FY19: US$42.4 billion).
Read moreHow we approach risk and governance
We are proud of the high standards we hold ourselves to. But we also believe that it's important we are transparent about our structure, governance and how we approach our work.
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Mike Davies
Andrea Plasschaert
Senior manager, Global Corporate Affairs and Communications, PwC Switzerland
Contact us
Mike Davies
Director, Global Corporate Affairs and Communications, PwC United Kingdom
Tel: +44 7803 974136
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