PwC’s consumer markets practice provides support in areas such as disruption, the impacts of e-commerce, supply chain management, compliance and regulatory pressures, data analytics and changing customer demands.
These are energising and exciting times for global consumer goods companies and retailers, as they retool their organisations to respond to the disruption caused by new technologies, especially mobile, and changing consumer expectations. We have more than 20,000 people serving the sector in almost 160 countries. No matter where your business takes you in the world, we have the resources to help you win in your markets.
This year we decided that a new umbrella term for our findings was warranted: PwC’s Global Consumer Insights Survey. We want to acknowledge that the once bright lines demarking retailers, manufacturers, technology companies, logistics service providers, and healthcare organisations are becoming more and more obscured as consumers are more open than ever to non-traditional solutions.
New guidance on IFRS 15 means that both retailers and consumer companies need to reconsider their revenue recognition standards. Download our latest guidance here.
With consumer markets in unprecedented upheaval, CEOs in the sector appear to be more focused on the here and now than on ambitious long-term undertakings. Operating as they are in an environment of dramatic change, the long view may be a luxury they can’t afford.
With a unique view on business, customer experience and technology, from strategy to execution, this was demonstrated in the case study of Bosch.
PwC’s GMC explores the future of the ASEAN’s automotive, financial services, consumer goods, medical devices, refined fuels, telecommunications and transportation sectors.
Emerging Trends in Real Estate® - the global outlook by PwC and the Urban Land Institute examines key trends impacting the real estate sector.
Explore the findings of our annual consumer behaviour survey of over 22,000 online shoppers in 27 territories across the globe.
What does a bold and rapid strategic transformation look like?
Growth Markets Centre's annual flagship publication ‘Winning in maturing markets’, focuses on understanding opportunities for private sector players across six key sectors in growth markets and highlights major capability areas to be developed by firms seeking to profitably address these opportunities.
John G. Maxwell
Global Consumer Markets Leader, PwC United States
Tel: +1 (646) 471 3728
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Harry Doornbosch
Global Consumer Markets Tax Leader, PwC Netherlands
Tel: +31 (0) 88 792 36 83
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Hans Borghouts
Global Consumer Markets Advisory Leader, PwC Netherlands
Tel: +31 (0) 88 792 76 71
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Melissa Palmer
Global Consumer Markets Assurance Leader, PwC United States
Tel: +1 (617) 530 4473
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Neil Sutton
Partner, PwC United Kingdom
Tel: +44 20 721 31075
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