Urban Arts is thrilled to welcome Elsie Pan, CFA, FRM, CAMS, CGSS to the Board of Directors. Starting her career in China, Elsie worked with US and European business leaders to solve market entry and localization problems so clients could gain a competitive position in a new market. Since then, from a base in the US, she has served firms of all sizes in addressing market-based/regulatory changes and complex enforcement remediation actions. As a principal (non-CPA partner) at PwC US, Elsie uses her problem solving capacity to help her clients take on complex challenges in fast-evolving areas such as anti-money laundering, sanctions, enterprise risk management and US market entry. She leads teams of former industry executives and former regulators, technologists, statisticians and data scientists to deliver sustained outcomes to clients. She also serves the role of Asian Financial Services Consulting Leader and China Business Network leader in PwC US delivering human/culture-centered solutions allowing non-US headquartered companies to compete more effectively in the US market. Welcome, Elsie! A new game changer on board!
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2moWelcome, Elsie! We are so excited to have you join us!