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Accenture plc (ACN) filed an 8-K announcing a sweeping organizational realignment and a series of senior leadership changes effective 1 September 2025. The company will consolidate its five current service lines—Strategy, Consulting, Song, Technology and Operations—into a single, integrated business unit named Reinvention Services. The new unit will be led by Manish Sharma, presently CEO of the Americas, who will assume the newly created role of Chief Services Officer.
To backfill Sharma, John Walsh (current Chief Operating Officer) will become CEO of the Americas, while Kate Hogan (currently COO of the Americas) will rise to global Chief Operating Officer. All three will hold seats on the Global Management Committee (GMC).
Additional appointments include:
- Kate Clifford promoted to Chief Leadership & Human Resources Officer, joining the GMC and succeeding Angela Beatty.
- Jason Dess elevated to Group Chief Executive � Consulting, succeeding Jack Azagury.
- Rajendra Prasad named Group Chief Executive � Technology & Chief Technology Officer, succeeding Karthik Narain.
No determinations regarding new compensation arrangements have been made, and no financial guidance was provided. The restructuring signals Accenture’s intent to streamline its go-to-market model and deepen cross-service integration, but also introduces execution risk given the number of simultaneous leadership transitions.
Accenture PLC (NYSE: ACN) filed its Q3 FY2025 10-Q report showing strong financial position. Total assets increased to $63.4 billion as of May 31, 2025, up from $55.9 billion in August 2024, driven by significant growth in cash and cash equivalents to $9.6 billion (up from $5.0 billion).
Key financial highlights:
- Receivables and contract assets reached $15.1 billion, up from $13.7 billion
- Goodwill stood at $21.8 billion, indicating continued M&A activity
- Current liabilities remained stable at $18.8 billion
- Long-term debt reduced to $5.0 billion from $7.0 billion
The company maintains its position as a large accelerated filer with 680.3 million Class A ordinary shares outstanding. The balance sheet reflects strong liquidity and working capital management, with total current assets of $27.4 billion against current liabilities of $18.8 billion.