Ernst & Young's News Release Archive: November 2011
- Oil and gas industry focused on growth over next 12 months according to Ernst & Young's 5th bi-annual Capital Confidence Barometer
Houston, 30 November 2011
Just over half of the 92 oil and gas companies responding to Ernst & Young's 5th capital confidence survey view the global economy as stable or improving and are focusing on growth over the next 12 months. Only 4% are in "survival mode." - Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2012 Now Available
New York, 29 November 2011
The Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2012 is now available online and in book stores, a favorite among do-it-yourself filers and professional tax return preparers for 27 years. Packed with tax tips and information on tax law changes, readers will find everything they need to prepare for the 2011 filing season. - Ernst and Young LLP expands its Americas Climate Change and Sustainability Services team with key leadership appointments
New York, 29 November 2011
Additions signify growing attention on sustainability services for firm and industry - Ernst & Young LLP's Chell Smith recognized for leadership by Consulting magazine
New York, 29 November 2011
Named winner of Leadership Award in 5th Annual Achievement Awards: Women Leaders in Consulting - Ernst & Young LLP Appoints Kim Ramko as Americas Life Sciences Sector Leader for Advisory Services
New York, 15 November 2011
Ernst & Young LLP announced today that Kim Ramko, former Global Life Sciences Solutions Managing Director for the Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), has been named as Americas Life Sciences Sector Leader for Advisory Services. - Ernst & Young's True Costs of IPOs Survey Finds Investing in Management Team is Central Element to Companies Going Public
New York, 14 November 2011
According to a recent survey conducted by Ernst & Young LLP, a new U.S. listed public company can expect to spend, on average, an additional $2.5 million annually post IPO, excluding the one-time costs related to executing the IPO. - New Ernst & Young LLP Power & Utilities' advisors to specialize in smart grid and customer engagement
Dallas, 14 November 2011
Utilities across the globe are expected to invest as much as $200 billion in smart grid projects by 2015. In response, Ernst & Young LLP announced that two leaders in the utilities industry have joined the firm with extensive experience in helping those companies improve customer satisfaction and deploy new smart technology. - A catalyst for economic change: Roger D. Linquist, President, CEO and Chairman of MetroPCS Communications, Inc. named Ernst & Young National Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2011 Media, Entertainment and Communications Award winner
Palm Springs, CA, 12 November 2011
Linquist honored for creating valuable growth as the industry underdog while constantly innovating . - Modernizing the family business: Jose R. Mas, CEO of MasTec, Inc., named Ernst & Young National Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2011 Real Estate, Construction and Lodging Award winner
Palm Springs, CA, 12 November 2011
Mas honored for bringing company out of a restructuring phase and creating jobs during the recession . - Innovation and philanthropy: Dr. Patrick M. Byrne, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Overstock.com, named Ernst & Young National Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2011 Retail and Consumer Products Award winner
Palm Springs, CA, 12 November 2011
Byrne honored for creating a niche market within online retail and for his commitment to the global community - A catalyst for economic change: Timothy Sullivan, former President and CEO of Bucyrus International, Inc., named Ernst & Young National Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2011 Distribution and Manufacturing Award winner
Palm Springs, CA, 12 November 2011
Sullivan honored for bringing company from the brink of bankruptcy to world-class status while creating local jobs. - Successful innovation spurred by false start: Andrew Mason, Founder and CEO of Groupon, named Ernst & Young National Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2011 Emerging Category Award winner
Palm Springs, CA, 12 November 2011
Mason honored for being nimble in the face of adversity and developing one of the most successful entrepreneurial ventures in the world. - Redefining an industry: Aubrey K. McClendon, CEO of Chesapeake Energy Corporation, named Ernst & Young National Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2011 Energy, Cleantech and Natural Resources Award winner
Palm Springs, CA, 12 November 2011
McClendon honored for entrepreneurial courage and foresight to keep company at forefront of industry despite economic downturn. - Industry apprentice changes face of banking: Steve Streit, CEO and Chairman of Green Dot Corporation, named Ernst & Young National Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2011 Financial Services Award winner
Palm Springs, CA, 12 November 2011
Streit honored for growing Green Dot Corporation from a home-based start-up into one of the fastest- growing companies in the financial services industry. - An entrepreneurial family: Chintu and Chirag Patel of Amneal Pharmaceuticals, LLC named Ernst & Young National Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2011 Life Sciences Award winners
Palm Springs, CA, 12 November 2011
Patel brothers honored for continuing to revolutionize generics industry in the United States. - Emerging on top after the bubble bursts: Red Ventures' Ric Elias, Founder and CEO of Red Ventures, named Ernst & Young National Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2011 Services Award winner
Palm Springs, CA, 12 November 2011
Elias honored for emerging out of the internet bubble and continuously revamping the company business model. - Making connections: LinkedIn Corporation Co-Founder and Executive Chairman Reid Hoffman and CEO Jeff Weiner named National Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2011 Technology Award winners
Palm Springs, CA, 12 November 2011
Hoffman and Weiner honored for creating an innovative social network that revolutionizes how professionals interact. - Threat of security breaches is an after-thought in the rush to adopt new technologies and media
New York, 3 November 2011
In the rush to utilize new technologies and move into the increasingly borderless world of cloud computing, mobile devices and social media, a growing gap is developing between global organizations' business needs and their ability to tackle new and complex security threats, according to Ernst & Young's 14th annual Global Information Security Survey released today. - Large Energy Storage deals push US VC investment in cleantech to $1.1 billion in Q3 2011
Boston, 2 November 2011
Energy Storage segment raises a record high of $421.0 million in Q3 2011
