Mazars is a leading international audit, tax and advisory firm. Operating as a united partnership, they work as one integrated team, leveraging expertise, scale and cultural understanding to deliver exceptional and tailored services in audit and accounting, as well as tax, financial advisory, consulting and legal services*
For Mazars diversity goes beyond geographical differences. Mazars, are committed to fostering an inclusive environment where teams, leaders and performance come in many different styles from diverse ethnic backgrounds and where these differences lead to greater value and success.
Mazars in Ireland Gender Pay Gap Report 2022
In accordance with ‘The Gender Pay Gap Information Act 2021’, we have published our Gender Pay Gap Report 2022
Hourly pay
The difference between the mean hourly pay of male employees and that of female employees: -2.69%
The difference between the median hourly pay of male employees and that of female employees: -8.74%
Bonus pay
The difference between the mean bonus pay of male employees and that of female employees: 5.31%
The difference between the median bonus pay of male employees and that of female employees: -100%
Mazars know that value for their business, their clients and their communities is created by embracing different perspectives, empowering their people and bringing to the table varied backgrounds, views and skills.
As an international partnership with local roots all over the world, Mazars is - by nature - a geographically diverse organisation that has grown thanks to the different nationalities, languages and educations of their team.
Today, their leadership team is a good reflection of this diversity: our Group Executive Board is composed of eight nationalities (out of 12 members) and our Group Governance Council brings together nine different nationalities (out of 11 members). Making the most of these differences as an inclusive organisation allows them to solve problems, move their firm forward and, ultimately, better serve their clients.
Diversity goes beyond geographical differences. At Mazars are committed to fostering an inclusive environment where teams, leaders and performance come in many different styles, from diverse ethnic backgrounds, and where these differences lead to greater value and success. These differences include, but are not limited to differences in ability, age, culture, education, gender, gender identity and expression, language, religion, sexual orientation, socioeconomic background and working style.
Mazars operates as one team and our international, integrated partnership model makes us, by design, a diverse and inclusive organisation.
Our global D&I survey conducted in May - July 2022 (with 1,400 respondents across 60 countries) highlighted that:
Gender equity, diversity and inclusion
43.5% Overall, governance bodies are made up of 43.5% women
59% of our 95+ countries track and share their gender-diversity indicators
63% Our Group Management Team is composed of 63% female C-level executives
A lot has been done, but they want to do more. In 2021, they appointed a global leader of diversity and inclusion, who drives a gender diversity strategy based on four change drivers: leadership accountability, awareness programmes, HR and talent management, and knowledge and tools. This leader, who reports to the group CEO, animates a community of 220 diversity leaders around the world and conducts D&I dialogues with their top 20 countries to discuss action plans.
In 2021-2022, women accounted for 20% of partners across the Group, and their realistic goal is to raise this number to 25% by 2025. It is a key objective set out in their strategic plan and based on a fair assessment of our current talent pipeline. Thanks to their efforts, they have reached 22% of female partners as of January 2023.
To help them in this journey, they have partnered, at the group level, with the Observatory for Gender Balance, which creates knowledge and initiatives to advance female leadership and representation in top management. Working with the Observatory’s members, Mazars has developed a checklist for CEOs to assess whether their organisations have implemented the necessary actions to deliver results. This is a tool they are using to drive our own transformation and progress.
In partnership with the Observatory, Mazars has developed a white paper featuring key insights from experts and CEOs, who share their views on critical barriers and bias, and how to drive gender diversity improvements.
Their Group Executive Board is dedicated to embedding diversity and inclusion into everything they do at Mazars. By shaping their culture and long-term strategy around inclusion, their leadership is committed to building a diverse global firm that recognises and rewards difference.
Their group CEO, Hervé Hélias, has taken a stance on gender diversity by working with other CEO members of the Observatory and co-signing several op-eds which help build the case internally and externally for more impactful gender diversity strategies. They have published these perspectives on our website and promoted them in social media.
In 2021, Hervé Hélias and the Managing Director of Mazars in France, Olivier Lenel, co-signed the “Manifesto of the French Ministry in charge of Gender Equality, Diversity and Equal Opportunities to protect women victims of violence”. By signing this manifesto, they share their commitment to act against this violence, whether outside or inside the company.
These initiatives are shaping Mazars as a firm that expressly appreciates the value of difference and the importance of belonging, and delivers business success to their people and our clients as a result.
Source: https://www.mazars.ie/
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