Jean Stephens joined RSM in 1996 and became chief executive officer in 2006. She oversees the implementation of organisation strategies designed to grow and develop the network.
Stephens set up the RSM Academy in 2007, which develops the international skills of future RSM leaders, focusing on cultural issues, providing the best service possible to clients and international issues affecting clients.
Stephens is a member of the AICPA, and qualified as a certified public accountant in 1984.
Why did Stephens make the Financial Power List 2018?
Stephens was named 32nd in the Accountancy Age Financial Power List 2018:
RSM is off to a flying start in 2018 having already added two new member firms in Bulgaria and Costa Rica. Leading the way in strengthening the RSM brand, Stephens will be focused on maintaining and developing standards across the member firms this year, with a drive to attracting talent and offering a better service to clients. Stephens is a big advocate of gender diversity amid mounting pressure for UK firms to review and improve career opportunities and pay structures.
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