Providing fit-for-purpose, integrated managed services for finance, tax and accounting empowers companies to focus on their core mission so they can drive growth with confidence.

Phil Howard

EY Global Integrated Finance Managed Services Leader

Trusted consultant and business advisor. Former audit partner with a track record of strategic insight and execution. Former Division 1 college football player. Loves to hang out with family.

Phil is the EY Global Integrated Finance Managed Services Leader. For over 20 years, he has been a trusted business adviser in health and life sciences, supporting diverse clients, including public and private high-growth organizations.

Phil helps companies adapt to greater expectations around transparency, reporting and compliance. He draws on deep experience across business, accounting, technology and IPOs to develop innovative approaches, including through Managed Services, that build robust, effective finance functions. Phil has built his career in the EY organization. He serves on several boards and is a frequent speaker at industry conferences.

Phil has a Bachelor’s degree in Finance and a Master’s degree in Accountancy and Information Systems from Arizona State University. He is a Certified Public Accountant licensed to practice in California and Arizona, and a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.

How Phil is building a better working world

better working world depends on effective, sustainable healthcare. But achieving this requires health and life sciences companies to find smarter ways of operating – making the most of constrained budgets, adopting new technology and meeting higher stakeholder expectations. By helping my clients build a strong, resilient financial backbone, I’m supporting the industry to achieve better outcomes and shape the future with confidence.

I’m also committed to giving back to the community and to causes that matter to me. I’m honored to serve on the boards of the Life Science Cares Bay Area, which works to alleviate the impact of poverty in the Bay Area, and the Sudden Arrhythmia Deaths Syndrome (SADS) Foundation which supports patients and families who suffer from SADS. I’m also a member of the Bay Area Advisory Counsel for my alma mater Arizona State University.”

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