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Global Annual Review 2022
A Year of
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We bring together the collective experience of almost 328,000 people in our expansive network of firms in 152 countries to solve for tomorrow.
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Former nurse, Janaina Nunes
Now, Manager at PwC Brazil
Delivering hospital tech for care patients can trust
Janaina Nunes
Janaina has a degree in nursing and over 10 years of experience in the healthcare sector, specialising in managing clinics, hospitals and healthcare technology. At PwC Brazil, Janaina has led projects related to the implementation of new technologies in healthcare to help deliver care patients can trust. She also has a background in coordination of patient care, overseeing quality and safety during surgical procedures. At PwC Brazil, Janaina has led projects related to the implementation of new technologies in healthcare — including implementing customer relationship management technology in one of the largest hospitals in Brazil and developing bot solutions for a call centre. Janaina is focused on looking for healthcare startups that can support our healthcare clients and reducing the risks involved in scheduling surgeries, mitigating non-compliances and financial losses.
Solving together:
People
We’re helping companies build a productive workforce and organisation.
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Leading player on Japan’s wheelchair basketball team, Shimpei Oikawa
Now, Disability Inclusion Leader at PwC Japan
Shimpei Oikawa
Shimpei Oikawa has a long career as a wheelchair basketball player and coach including winning a silver medal at the Tokyo Paralympics. Shimpei leads a programme at PwC Japan that supports disabled athletes to balance their athletic and professional lives. Shimpei is also the disability inclusion leader at PwC Japan. He’s participated in major international competitions and was the former team leader of the Japanese men’s national team that won a silver medal at Tokyo Paralympics.Currently, he is the executive director for the Japan Wheelchair Basketball Federation. Based on his own experience and in working with others with disabilities, Shimpei brings his unique perspective to make PwC Japan a more inclusive and accessible workplace. He leads a programme at PwC Japan that supports disabled athletes to balance their athletic and professional lives, including supporting them in building long-term working careers. Shimpei is also the disability inclusion leader at PwC Japan, supporting the firm’s efforts to build an inclusive culture.
Solving together:
Transformation
We’re helping companies transform for enduring success.
More about TransformationJo Salter
Jo was Britain’s first female fighter pilot and spent 25 years in the UK's Royal Air Force (RAF). The skills Jo honed in the RAF, such as leading a team under pressure and solving problems at pace, are critical for every organisation. Today, Jo is bringing this extensive experience to her role as Director for PwC's global Centre for Transformative Leadership. Since joining PwC, Jo has taken on a number of senior technology-related roles including co-leading PwC's transformational global digitisation programme to embed the use of new technologies across all client delivery services and to upskill PwC's global workforce. As an experienced technologist and a member of the UK’s Staff Diversity Council, she understands the importance of leadership and balancing being tech savvy with focusing on people. Jo’s experience with handling the immense pressure of being a fast jet pilot helps her quickly adapt and flex to respond to what’s happening in the now as well as being able to think ahead in a calm way. The skills Jo honed in the RAF, such as leading a team under pressure and solving problems at pace, are critical for every organisation. Today, Jo is bringing this extensive experience to her role as Director for PwC's global Centre for Transformative Leadership. In recognition of the outstanding contribution Jo has made to aviation and diversity, she was appointed MBE in the late Her Majesty the Queen’s 2022 New Year’s Honours List.
Britain’s first female fighter pilot, Jo Salter
Now, Director at PwC UK
Helps PwC clients transform at speed
Thijs IJsbrandij
With a background in biology and earth science, Thijs understands the increasingly detailed and complex nature of ESG requirements. As a member of PwC Netherlands' ESG team, he helps clients develop and implement strategies to reduce their environmental impact and raise sustainability awareness. Furthermore, he’s helping to develop an international network of PwC colleagues to help build a sustainable future. As a member of PwC Netherlands ESG team, he helps clients develop and implement strategies to reduce their environmental impact and raise sustainability awareness. Furthermore, he’s helping develop an international network of PwC colleagues and services focused on nature and biodiversity as part of his efforts to help build a sustainable future.
Trained biologist and earth scientist, Thijs IJsbrandij
Now, Manager at PwC Netherlands
Helps PwC clients report on biodiversity
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