Worldwide achievement for PwC trainee in the recent ICAEW examinations

PRESS RELEASE
14 February 2012

Kyriaki Christodoulou, trainee accountant of PwC Cyprus, achieved the "First Place and the Watts Prize" in the Audit and Assurance paper, in the recent examinations of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales (ICAEW).  

Kyriaki, who holds a BSc degree in Quantity Surveying, joined PwC in September 2011 and she is currently working for Assurance & Advisory Services in Larnaca.

Mr Evgenios Evgeniou, CEO of PwC Cyprus, congratulated Kyriaki for her outstanding achievement and awarded her with a recognition plaque during a simple ceremony organised to honour her accomplishment.

During the ceremony, Mr Evgeniou praised her performance and noted that “Our goal is the continuous enhancement of the personal and professional development of our people. Such outstanding achievements are evidence of our commitment to invest in the development of talented people.  The quality of our service and the value we offer to our clients and associates is ensured only through the implementation of strategies which focus on the development of talented professionals”.

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