Born in Lyon, Philippe Vincent began his career at the Fiduciaire de France in Oyonnax, in Ain. At 53, he was just elected, on Thursday October 31, president of the National Company of Auditors for four years.
A regional and national career
In 1994, Philippe Vincent joined the teams of PwC, a firm in which he has been a partner since 2006. Engaged since the same date in institutions at the regional and national level, he was notably president of the CRCC of Versailles and the Center of 2022 to 2024.
“As a member of the national office and vice-president of the CNCC since 2020, under the presidency of Yannick Ollivier, Philippe Vincent contributed to the repositioning of the profession of auditor in its societal role at the center of the chain of trust of the economy, as well as the renovation of its image”, we can read in the press release sent to the press, which redraws the career of the Lyonnais.
Raising the voice of auditors at European level
After his election, Philippe Vincent communicated on his project and his ambitions for the profession: “Continue to anchor the auditor as an ally of SME managers”, “establish our legitimacy in terms of sustainability” and “make the profession an actor in the successful transition of French companies towards more sustainable models”.
For the new president, auditors also have a role to play in anticipating the upheavals linked to AI.
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