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Jeanne Boillet

EY Global Accounts Committee Assurance Lead

Strategic leader. Innovative thinker. Strong advocate for diversity and the advancement of women in business.

As EY Global Accounts Committee Assurance Lead, Jeanne drives change by helping implement at scale new ideas to advance innovation and better serve clients. Her key focus areas are around becoming a “trusted advisor” helping deliver insights and long-term value. Responding to the changing business environment and delivering broader assurance over key areas. Addressing the risks and opportunities seen with the accelerated technological pace of change and adapting the talent model to best serve stakeholder needs and the new generation of talent.

Jeanne has been with the EY organization for more than 30 years, serving global priority audit accounts with a special focus on retail and consumer products. In her previous role leading the global innovation roadmap for EY Assurance, she has been successful at pioneering emerging solutions around analytics, AI and blockchain.

She holds an MBA from ESSEC Business School.

How Jeanne is building a better working world

Jeanne is a longstanding partner, a pioneer of new ideas and an agent of change. She is deeply committed to continually redefining how to enhance trust and bring long-term value to clients and the capital markets and to creating a pathway for the talent of the future.

Jeanne’s latest thinking

How to make the most of AI in corporate reporting

AI offers significant benefits to finance teams, but there are also risks that need to be mitigated. Watch the animation to learn more.

15 Oct 2020 Jeanne Boillet

How AI will enable a better understanding of long-term value

AI will be a vital tool in the next generation of company key performance indicators involving trust, culture and ESG risks. Learn more.

25 Sept 2020 Jeanne Boillet

How artificial intelligence can help to measure long-term value

Companies are increasingly expected to demonstrate how they are creating long-term value, which means going beyond purely financial metrics and establishing new key performance indicators (KPIs). One of the challenges they face in doing so is accessing, and then analyzing, credible, comparable data. Artificial intelligence is proving to be a valuable tool here, as it can be used to read and analyze large volumes of data, helping to identify meaningful KPIs for

15 Jan 2020 Jeanne Boillet +1

Why AI is both a risk and a way to manage risk

The key issues boards need to consider when implementing artificial intelligence technology.

01 Apr 2018 Jeanne Boillet

How AI will enable us to work smarter faster

Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform audit, but it will never replace the auditor.

07 Jun 2017 Jeanne Boillet