Carmine Di Sibio, the global chair and CEO of EY who led an ultimately failed charge to split apart the $50 billion firm, told partners on Tuesday that he will retire next summer.
Di Sibio received a two-year extension to his tenure last fall and had been expected to remain in the firm’s top leadership role through June 2025. He reached the firm’s mandatory retirement age in March.
“I am proud of the bold vision we set out in Project Everest,” Di Sibio said in a statement, referring to the firm’s internal name for the now defunct break-up ...
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