How to pronounce “deloitte” in English

Deloitte, for example, bunch of accountants just bought a San Francisco digital agency.

Deloitte is one of the programs that has really stepped up, KPMG too, where they're offering scholarship dollars

of Deloitte Consulting and now as executive chair of the board of Deloitte US?

like Deloitte that did our test and trace system with COVID-19 without any expertise in that area.

In Deloitte's 2020 Global Human Capital Trends Report, 93% of organizations agree that belonging is a key driver of organizational performance,

As Deloitte showed in 2011, corporate profit over corporate size has been going down for 75 years.

And Deloitte, which was founded 170 years ago as an audit practice, now has 200,000 professionals, and its own full scale university set in a 700,000

and the Deloitte Ellen Gabriel Chair for Women in Leadership at Simmons University was established in 2005 by her Deloitte colleagues.

And in the Deloitte study on diversity inclusion, they call a paper "From Optics to Outcomes."

I was at Deloitte Consulting in DC for four years before school.

I think that Deloitte has done a really good job of trying to figure out how to have lots of different pads

Debbie is a Deloitte Ellen Gabriel Professor for Women in Leadership Emerita-- she doesn't look retired, but she is-- and a distinguished research fellow

I think we got the whole Houston Deloitte office or something.

You have a ton of Deloitte people.

How do we maybe create a Deloitte promotion or some sort of-- you know, leverage that kind of core network you have to get the eccentric people.

got a job as a marketing intern at Deloitte and then proceeded to do nothing.

And over the next five years that I worked at Deloitte, I kept in touch with her.

or their accounting firm, Deloitte, or whatever.

careers at a younger age than ever so companies like deloitte have developed things like the student journal that

I did everything that I possibly could with the severance package from Deloitte to-- --put me in a position to succeed.

And it was in a conversation with two very senior women partners at Deloitte that this idea of collaborating on a book

But anyway, I found myself at Deloitte, which is a big professional services firm.

I did everything that I possibly could with the severance package from Deloitte to put me in a position to succeed.

I landed a job at Deloitte Consulting, and I did that for about five years.

Another thing I realized was, at Deloitte, I really enjoyed recruiting new MBAs because it was an avenue to opportunities.

We talk about-- there's a really wonderful research on covering out of Deloitte.

Debbie runs women's executive leadership programs for places like Time Warner and Deloitte and Deutsche Bank.

You probably would enjoy reading-- there's a recent book by some Deloitte guys called "Three Rules" where they did a pretty rigorous statistical

and what he's learned over those many years with companies like Vodafone and Unilever and Deloitte and others all around the world.

They were consultants, so they would have had to get as big as Deloitte or something, which wasn't going to happen.

Previous in her life, she was also a manager at Deloitte consulting, an analyst with the US Senate Budget Committee, and a Presidential Management Fellow with the White House

how do I make it as good a process and experience for people who engage with my organization-- whether it's Deloitte or Yale or Michigan.

Now, on the flipside, Deloitte did a study.

The entire "Arrive and Thrive" project was inspired by the legacy of the late Ellen Gabriel, who founded Deloitte's first women's initiative,

I'm not the kind of guy that says, yo, you know, I performed at Madison Square Garden, UN headquarters, Google, Deloitte, all the stuff.

But a lot of our leadership team-- they're ex-Goldman Sachs, they're ex-Credit Suisse, they're ex-Chiron, I'm not the only ex-Microsoft person to be employed, they're ex-Deloitte.

So within Houston, we have, like, a ton of people from Deloitte.

And as it turns out, one of my conversations was with the woman who had recruited me to come work at Deloitte.

And it's now worth around a billion and a half US dollars, and it's being used by Microsoft, Deloitte, UPS, and a whole bunch of other very big firms.

It was selling at eight times earnings, had $200 million of cash, no debt, audited financials by Deloitte.

But really the way that I think about this-- and I take the image from a conversation I had with a thinker named John Hegel from Deloitte Center

I did talk to another company, Deloitte Touche, they're gonna hire 500.

She then signed up Vodaphone, you've got Deloittes you got KPMG.