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Mousel to succeed Parkhouse at PwC Luxembourg

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December 12, 2022
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PwC Managing Partner John Parkhouse (left) and his successor Francois Mousel. Photo: PwC Luxembourg.
Francois Mousel has been elected as managing partner at PwC Luxembourg to succeed John Parkhouse…
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