The knowledge economy is a strategic sector that has proven to be a driver of economic and social development. In this context, our partner EY, one of the world’s leading professional services firms, reaffirms its commitment to the country by announcing ambitious expansion and investment plans, strengthening its position as a key player in this ecosystem.
With 65 years of history in the country, EY Argentina currently has a team of 4,000 employees providing services to more than 2,000 clients. Its recent announcement to hire 1,000 new professionals over the next two years underscores the company’s commitment to Argentine talent and its intention to expand its impact in key sectors such as energy, agribusiness, mining, and financial services.
“Argentina has a unique potential to lead the transformation of the knowledge economy in the region,” highlighted Verónica Asla, Regional Director of EY Global Delivery Services. “Our mission is to be at the forefront of this change, connecting our clients with innovative solutions that drive their growth and contribute to the country’s sustainable development.”
Strategic Investments in a Digital and Sustainable Future
As part of its “Shape the future with confidence” strategy, EY will invest in new technologies and services focused on digital transformation, sustainability, cybersecurity, and capital market development. The creation of Centers of Excellence, such as those dedicated to oil, gas, and agribusiness, reflects its focus on key industries for the national economy.
“Our goal is to integrate the multidisciplinary knowledge of our teams to serve the most complex needs of our clients, contributing not only to their success but also to Argentina’s growth as a strategic hub for the knowledge economy,” said Asla.
In addition, the company will strengthen its exports of high-value-added services to Latin America and other global markets, generating foreign currency and fostering quality employment opportunities.
Argentine Talent for a Global Market
In a context where companies increasingly seek innovative and cross-cutting solutions, EY recognizes that talent is its main asset. Its vision includes integrating diverse profiles such as engineers, programmers, environmentalists, and sustainability specialists to meet the challenges of a dynamic global market.
“We are experiencing a historic moment for Argentina. Competitiveness and trust generation will be the pillars of the future, and at EY, we are ready to lead this change alongside our clients and our communities,” concluded Asla.
With this perspective, EY Argentina not only celebrates 65 years of presence in the country but also positions itself as a driver of transformation for Argentina, connecting its global experience with local opportunities in an increasingly interconnected world.
