Accenture names Julie Sweet as CEO

By Staff Writer on Jul 12, 2019 12:38PM

Accenture names Julie Sweet as CEO

North American chief executive takes on global role.

Consulting and outsourcing services provider Accenture Inc on Thursday named Julie Sweet as its new chief executive officer, effective September. David Rowland, currently interim CEO of the Dublin-headquarted company, has been appointed as executive chairman, Accenture said. Former chief ...

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