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- Time to call it quits!
- CFO of PwC India, Yogesh Sirohi has decided to step down from his position.
- Sirohi announced his exit after 11 years at the firm.
- His exit comes at a time when PwC is facing mounting challenges on a global scale.
In a surprise LinkedIn post,
Yogesh Sirohi was an integral part of PwC’s leadership team, playing a key role in shaping the firm’s strategic direction.
Every journey must come to an end eventually.
Sirohi announced his exit from PwC India, writing…
“It has been an extraordinary journey filled with opportunities to grow, challenges that shaped me. From navigating complex business challenges to leading transformational initiatives.”
Sirohi continued, “PwC was not just a workplace, it was where I found my voice, stretched my thinking, and built relationships that I will carry with me for life.”
A look back at his career
Yogesh Sirohi is an alumnus of the Institute of Cost Accountants of India.
He began his career at Thomas Cook in 1990.
He officially commenced his journey with the Big 4 in May 1995, by joining KPMG India. He spent 19 successful years at the firm, honing his expertise in finance and leadership.
Ultimately, in 2014, he was appointed as PwC India’s Chief Financial Officer and was elevated to Partner in January 2021.
The timing of Sirohi’s exit? Strange, but not random. His resignation comes just as PwC faces mounting global pressure.
Also read: Saudi Arabia’s PIF, $925Bn sovereign wealth fund bans PwC
PwC India leadership
Sanjeev Krishan, Chairman
Asha Ramanathan, Chief Operating Officer
Shirin Sehgal, Chief People Officer
Sanjeev Takkar, General Counsel
Manoj Kashyap, Chief Risk Officer
Neeraj Gupta, Leader for Partner Affairs
PwC India posted revenue of USD 1.1 billion (₹9,200 crore) for FY24, marking a strong 22% year-on-year growth.
Also read: PwC exit low-performing markets & cut ties with risky clients
What’s next?
As far as the next CFO of PwC India is concerned, no successor has been announced, yet. (We’ll keep you updated!)
Meanwhile, Sirohi has not disclosed his next professional step, but hinted at new opportunities ahead:
“The road ahead is exciting… I move forward with immense gratitude, lasting memories, and deep pride in what we’ve achieved together.”
Given his track record, don’t be surprised if he resurfaces in a boardroom, a funded startup, or even launching something of his own.
