John Ferraro

Non Executive / Other Non-Executive
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About

Mr. Ferraro previously served as the Global Chief Operating Officer of Ernst & Young (“EY”) for 8 years until his retirement in January 2015. He joined EY in 1976 and was a partner for 26 years. Throughout his tenure at EY, Mr. Ferraro held various leadership positions, including Americas Managing Partner/Vice Chair of Client Services and Global Vice Chair of Audit. In addition, Mr. Ferraro served as a member of EY’s Global Executive board for more than 12 years. Mr. Ferraro also serves as a director of Advance Auto Parts Inc., International Flavors & Fragrances, Inc. and is the Chair of the Marquette University Board of Trustees.

 

Personal Details

Title: Mr
Surname: Ferraro
DoB: 01/01/1955
Age: 71 years
M/F: Male
Nationality: American
Country of Birth: United States of America
Language: English
Qualification: BBA
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Qualifications & Experience

 

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Other directorships (state)

(only entities turnover at least $5m p/a)

CompanyCommitteePositionDate Appointed
BoardMember01/02/2015
BoardMember07/05/2015

 

Working history

 

Committee/s

CompanyCommitteeRoleAppointment DateResignation Date
ManpowerGroup Inc.BoardMember01/01/2016
ManpowerGroup Inc.AuditChairperson01/01/2016

 

Independence Questions

Any family members working for the company?:
Are you doing business with the company?:
Do you hold shares in the company for more than 0.10%? (directly or by representation):
Is your Director annual fee more than 5% of your total income from all sources?:
Are you more than 10 years as a director?:
Are you an executive chairperson?:
InsidEntity has assumed that responses to the Independent Questions are NO as the company has not populated the information. The result will present the Director as Independent.
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