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Deloitte’s Second Service Doggo Is All Grown Up

Posted on by Adrienne Gonzalez
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*Article image is of some other dogs found on a stock image site, I needed an excuse to scroll more dog pics this morning.

Happened to see this on the propaganda factory that is the Life at Deloitte Xitter account yesterday and figured it would be good to share, it isn’t often we get feels from Big 4 initiatives. It seems Deloitte’s second service dog is heading off to the next chapter in his journey:

Kevin, you magnificent son of a bitch!

Here are a few select adventures Kevin’s had in his time with trainer Deb Golden who is currently US Chief Innovation Officer and puppy whisperer. If you too need a strong dose of dog pictures today you can find him on Insta at kevinservicepup until they change the handle for the next dog.

Deloitte’s first “puppy with a purpose” was this stunning gent Benny who finished his initial training in 2022 and leveled up to formal service dog training with a certified instructor from America’s VetDogs before Kevin arrived on the scene:

Benny the Deloitte service pup

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This officially marks the end of the Deloitte election process that we brought to light after a partner reached out to us over concerns that the process is seriously flawed (or in that partner’s words, “broken”). Whether or not the rumored poor turnout had any effect on the timing is not known but the results remain the same, much to the chagrin of many partners at the firm who share the frustration of a unrepresentative election process.

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Both guys seem genuinely pleased with the result, “I am deeply honored to be elected by my partners and principals to be CEO of this great firm. As the largest professional services organization in the U.S., we have an obligation to lead,” said Echevarria. “Excellence in all of the professional services we provide constitutes the foundation of our success. As markets were shaken and major players disappeared overnight, we’ve made a clear choice to focus on superior performance, innovation and growth across all our practice areas. Great firms are growth firms.”

And Renjen, “This is a great privilege, and I deeply appreciate the partnership’s confidence in me,” he said. “I share Sharon Allen’s vision for Deloitte – to be the ‘Standard of Excellence.’ Setting this standard demands effective governance, transparency, accountability and uncompromised quality. I am committed to leading the board in providing valuable oversight and strategic guidance to management, and also to representing our exceptional organization and culture with external stakeholders.”

Congratulate your new leaders, green dots; these are the men you’ll be receiving a monstrous number of emails from for the next four years.

[via Deloitte]