Big 4 Public Accounting Firm
- Assurace
- Tax
- Advisory
- Transaction Advisory Services
History of EY
- Alwin C. Ernst opens Ernst & Ernst (1903)
- Arthur Young opens Arthur Young & Company (1906)
- Ernst & Ernst allies with Whinney Smith & Whinney (1924)
- Arthur Young & Co. allies with Broads Paterson & Co. (1924)
- The two companies, now known as Ernst & Whinney and Arthur Young, merge to form Ernst & Young (1989)
Growth By The Numbers
- Growth across all four service lines
- Growth across all four regions
- Growth in headcount
- Most attractive professional services employer
- High community contributions
Vision 2020
3 key pillars of EY's vision for the future (implemented in 2013)
- Winning the market
- High performing teams
- Strengthen global, empower local
Why EY is for me
- Founders' views of growth and opportunity are still prevalent in the company
- Company is growing rapidly in every service line and region of the world
- Vision for the future (Vision 2020) has proved successful and has set a proper guide for the company going forward
- Many UF Alumni
- Great opportunities to help local communities
To learn more go to EY.com
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