Julie Sweet Net Worth

Net Worth:	$75 million
Date of Birth:	October 12, 1966 (58 years old)
Gender:	Female
Profession:	business executive and attorney
Nationality:	United State Of America

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What is Julie Sweet’s Net Worth?

She is a lawyer and business leader from the United States who has a networth of $75 million. She serves as Accenture’s chair and CEO. Accenture is a global provider of professional services.

Childhood

Sweet attended Tustin High School and excelled in debate and speech competitions while growing up in Tustin, California. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Claremont McKenna College and a J.D. from Columbia Law School.

Career

Sweet worked as a lawyer at the law firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore prior to joining Accenture. She spent 17 years in the company as an employee and 10 of those years as a consultant.

Sweet became the ninth woman to become a partner at the company. She focused on funding, mergers & acquisitions, and general corporate counsel. Sweet was hired by Accenture in 2010 to serve as a legal advisor.

She was appointed CEO of Accenture’s North American division in 2015, which is the firm’s biggest market. She has been a member of Accenture’s global management committee since the beginning of her employment there.

Sweet created Accenture’s M&A strategy together with the then-CEO Pierre Nanterme. As of September 2019, Accenture appointed Sweet as its CEO, making her the first woman to hold that role.

David Rowland, a temporary CEO, was succeeded by her. She was the 15th female CEO of all Fortune Global 500 businesses at the time of her nomination, and one of 27 women running S&P 500 corporations. Sweet took over as Accenture’s chair in September 2021.

Sweet has fought for female representation in the business, diversity, and inclusion. Sweet endorses Accenture’s objective of having a staff that is equally composed of men and women by the year 2025; as of 2019, 42% of Accenture’s employees were female.

The website Comparably recognized Sweet as a top CEO for diversity in 2019. In addition to advocating for the national apprenticeship movement, Sweet has argued for closing the skill shortage in the United States. She took part in the New Rules Summit hosted by The New York Times.

Sweet has served on the boards of Catalyst, the World Economic Forum, the Business Roundtable, in which she chairs the Technology Committee, the Center for Strategic & International Studies, and, as of 2022, the Marriott Foundation for People with Disabilities-Bridges from School to Work, in addition to her work at Accenture.

Sweet was listed as “one of the most influential women in business in America” by The New York Times in 2019. Julie Sweet has been ranked No. 1 on Fortune magazine’s ranking of the top 10 “Most Powerful Women” since the year 2016.

Julie “managed Accenture’s more than 500,000 employees in 51 countries through the epidemic, a calamity that has made the firm’s talents more important than ever,” according to Fortune. Following this, Julie Sweet was placed No. 3 on the list for 2021 and No. 2 on the list for 2022 by Fortune magazine.

Personal Relationship

Chad Creighton Sweet, a Republican who served as Ted Cruz’s campaign chairman for his 2016 presidential bid, is Sweet’s husband. She has two daughters. They are locals of Bethesda, Maryland.

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