PricewaterhouseCoopers L.L.P.
1201 Louisiana, Suite 2900
Houston, TX 77002-5607
tel: (713) 356-4000
fax: (713) 356-4001
company website
1201 Louisiana, Suite 2900
Houston, TX 77002-5607
tel: (713) 356-4000
fax: (713) 356-4001
company website
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC) is committed to Houston, a diverse, international city with a booming market and great opportunities to support the community. Home to more than 70 Fortune 1000 companies, the world-renowned Texas Medical Center and one of the fastest growing economies in the country, Houston has been served proudly by PwC for 75 years, and PwC remains committed to making a positive difference in the local professional and civic communities.
Backed by the power of 180,000 people globally, PwC builds relationships that create value by letting clients talk while PwC listens then tailoring solutions to help clients meet the challenges and opportunities of doing business in the U.S. market and beyond. PwC focuses on delivery of audit and assurance, tax and consulting services in nearly 16 key industries, including health care, aerospace and defense, engineering and construction, manufacturing, technology and energy.
“Houston is home to PwC’s U.S. energy practice. We have almost 1,000 professionals serving companies across the full spectrum of the energy industry, including integrated oil and gas companies, independents, refiners, pipeline transportation, oilfield service and drilling entities,” says Niloufar Molavi, Vice Chair, U.S. Energy Leader and Great Houston Market Managing Partner for PwC. “But the people of PwC are our greatest asset, and they are the key to our strategy and our success.”
The PwC reputation lies in building lasting relationships with clients and focusing on delivering value in all its activities, including providing industry-focused services for public and private clients. Experienced professionals and a global network allow PwC to provide the support companies need. PwC brings a global perspective along with in-depth local knowledge to issues.
With 101 partners and 1,274 staff at the PwC Houston office, PwC’s commitment to corporate responsibility is just as important as the services they provide. At PwC, corporate responsibility is about demonstrating leadership, taking deliberate actions that highlight not only the integrity that it takes to clients and the marketplace every day, but also the commitment to its people and its local communities. It is a key element of PwC’s overall business strategy, which builds on longstanding values and ethical practices.
PwC embraces its position as an industry leader and recognizes that, as leaders, they are committed to taking socially responsible actions that have a lasting, positive impact in the communities in which we live and work. Last year, PwC Houston partners and staff volunteered more than 5,000 hours in the Houston community. “Together our team taught in more than 300 classrooms for Junior Achievement, sponsored the home goals by the Houston Dynamo, donated more than $27,000 to the Ronald McDonald House Houston and partnered with the Houston Food Bank to provide more than 43,000 meals to fight hunger,” adds Molavi. “We are extremely grateful for all that we have, and we consider it an honor to be able to give back to a city that has given us so much.”
As companies look for strategies to grow their business, PwC strives to add value by engaging with them to identify wide-ranging solutions for doing business in emerging growth markets, maximizing operational efficiencies using emerging technologies like the Cloud and using social media to effectively manage tax compliance and help companies understand and manage their business risk.
Let PwC apply its world-class capabilities to your business goals.
Backed by the power of 180,000 people globally, PwC builds relationships that create value by letting clients talk while PwC listens then tailoring solutions to help clients meet the challenges and opportunities of doing business in the U.S. market and beyond. PwC focuses on delivery of audit and assurance, tax and consulting services in nearly 16 key industries, including health care, aerospace and defense, engineering and construction, manufacturing, technology and energy.
“Houston is home to PwC’s U.S. energy practice. We have almost 1,000 professionals serving companies across the full spectrum of the energy industry, including integrated oil and gas companies, independents, refiners, pipeline transportation, oilfield service and drilling entities,” says Niloufar Molavi, Vice Chair, U.S. Energy Leader and Great Houston Market Managing Partner for PwC. “But the people of PwC are our greatest asset, and they are the key to our strategy and our success.”
The PwC reputation lies in building lasting relationships with clients and focusing on delivering value in all its activities, including providing industry-focused services for public and private clients. Experienced professionals and a global network allow PwC to provide the support companies need. PwC brings a global perspective along with in-depth local knowledge to issues.
With 101 partners and 1,274 staff at the PwC Houston office, PwC’s commitment to corporate responsibility is just as important as the services they provide. At PwC, corporate responsibility is about demonstrating leadership, taking deliberate actions that highlight not only the integrity that it takes to clients and the marketplace every day, but also the commitment to its people and its local communities. It is a key element of PwC’s overall business strategy, which builds on longstanding values and ethical practices.
PwC embraces its position as an industry leader and recognizes that, as leaders, they are committed to taking socially responsible actions that have a lasting, positive impact in the communities in which we live and work. Last year, PwC Houston partners and staff volunteered more than 5,000 hours in the Houston community. “Together our team taught in more than 300 classrooms for Junior Achievement, sponsored the home goals by the Houston Dynamo, donated more than $27,000 to the Ronald McDonald House Houston and partnered with the Houston Food Bank to provide more than 43,000 meals to fight hunger,” adds Molavi. “We are extremely grateful for all that we have, and we consider it an honor to be able to give back to a city that has given us so much.”
As companies look for strategies to grow their business, PwC strives to add value by engaging with them to identify wide-ranging solutions for doing business in emerging growth markets, maximizing operational efficiencies using emerging technologies like the Cloud and using social media to effectively manage tax compliance and help companies understand and manage their business risk.
Let PwC apply its world-class capabilities to your business goals.