Kevin Burrowes received additional salary from the firm’s international arm but did not initially reveal it to the parliamentary inquiry into the consultancy giant
PwC Australia CEO Kevin Burrowes received a $1.2m payment from the consultancy giant’s international arm that he did not initially reveal to a parliamentary inquiry.PwC Australia CEO Kevin Burrowes received a $1.2m payment from the consultancy giant’s international arm that he did not initially reveal to a parliamentary inquiry.PwC’s Australia head Kevin Burrowes received a $1.
During a grilling of PwC on Friday, committee chair, senator Deborah O’Neill, told Burrowes he had kept the extra payment “secret for more than a year … looks very deceptive to me”. O’Neill told Burrowes his “decision to accept payment from two masters is replete with a conflict of interest”. “I was surprised to learn of it at the time,” she told the inquiry. “ probably something like, ‘that’s news to me’.
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