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Deloitte University

Deloitte University is one of the most visible and tangible investments in our people, a cornerstone of our culture. With locations around the world, we develop leaders for today and tomorrow and provide support of a well-connected network of practitioners and leaders for the benefit of our clients.

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Deloitte University

Member firm professionals are Deloitte’s greatest asset, and Deloitte is committed to investing in them and developing them as leaders. Deloitte University is more than a physical location—it represents the global expansion of a different and better way of doing business.

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Celebrating a decade of global impact

Deloitte University EMEA

Among seven Deloitte University facilities around the globe, Deloitte University EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) was launched in 2013 with a vision to continuously create an exceptional and memorable development experience to grow our people for undisputed leadership in the marketplace.

Developing Our People

We are committed to prioritizing your personal learning and development, so you can play to your strengths, seize opportunities and accelerate your career. 
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Our people | Deloitte

At Deloitte, our people are at the center of all we do. Our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion and making an impact are just the beginning. 

Celebrating Deloitte University's 10th anniversary around the world

Deloitte Global Board of Directors

The Board of Directors addresses Deloitte Global’s most important governance issues including approval of the global strategy, major policies, major transactions and the selection of the Deloitte Global CEO.

Deloitte’s Offices Today

Deloitte LLP had about 1,200 employees on the 83rd through 101st floor of One World Trade Center in New York at the time of the 1993 terrorist bombing. The firm was the only tenant that did not return after the building’s refurbishment and had to pay a substantial penalty for terminating its lease early. Deloitte had planned to leave the complex at the end of its lease in 1995, anyway, but Deloitte LLP Chairman J. Michael Cook said the decision to depart “was accelerated by the bombing. . . . The idea of moving back, only to move out again, did not make sense.”