PwC announces new Canadian leadership team

PwC Canada has announced its new leadership team, effective July 1, 2026, led by CEO Domenic Marino.

Marino, who was announced as CEO-elect in March, succeeds Nicolas Marcoux, who led the Big Four accountancy for the last eight years.

Marino has been with PwC for 25 years and previously served as national deals leader.

The firm in a press release said that the new leadership is “designed to be leaner, flatter, and more agile” and will focus on serving clients in a “more connected way.”

“Canada is entering a period of significant opportunity,” Marino said. “From the transformation being driven by AI to the unprecedented investments reshaping industries and infrastructure, our clients are looking ahead and thinking boldly about growth. PwC Canada is uniquely positioned to help them navigate that future with confidence.”

The new Canadian leadership team includes:

Carly Stallwood, national assurance leader
Kenneth Stoneham, national consulting leader
Philip Heywood, national deals leader
Marc Levstein, national tax leader
Anita McOuat, national managing partner, clients and industries
Michael Shea, national managing partner, private
Liam Fitzgerald, chief finance & administration officer
Alaina Tennison, chief network & strategy officer
Krista Mooney, chief people officer
Mike Patterson, chief risk & regulatory officer
Annie Veillet, chief technology officer

“This leadership team brings together deep experience, diverse perspectives and a shared commitment to helping our clients, our people and our communities succeed,” Marino added. “I’m excited about what we can accomplish together.”

PwC Canada has more than 6,500 partners and staff nationwide delivering services in audit and assurance, tax and legal, deals, and consulting.