Esmée Slattery
Esmée Slattery, who was at Price Waterhouse between 1962 and 1991, was a trailblazer in the firm, and a much loved partner in the Newcastle office.
The journey from 1849 to the present day has been marked by the dedication of thousands of talented people. Here we shine a spotlight on some of our alumni and how they have shaped and contributed to PwC’s history. These profiles offer a glimpse into the diverse talents and accomplishments that have defined our legacy, and who we are today.
Profiles
Arthur Lowes Dickinson
Sir Arthur Lowes Dickinson, who was one of five Price Waterhouse partners to be knighted for their contribution to the World War One war effort, also played a key role in establishing Price Waterhouse in the US.
Jan Morgan
Jan Morgan was at PwC between 2004 - 2008. After she left PwC she suffered a life changing stroke, but overcame her consequent disability by focusing on what could be done as opposed to what could not.
Claire Kubler
Claire Kubler, who was at PwC from 2004 - 2008, swapped bank reconciliations for racehorses, and now runs her own training yard with her husband Daniel.
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