Monaco's Order of Chartered Accountants Reelects Leadership Amid Global Economic Changes
In a unanimous election, the leadership team is set to continue its focus on stability and innovation in the principality's economic landscape.
On March 25, 2025, in a calm atmosphere, the election for the Council of the Order of Chartered Accountants of Monaco took place, resulting in the unanimous reelection of the current leadership team.
In light of the uncertainties of a fluctuating global landscape, the members opted for continuity by retaining the administration in place since 2019. Stéphane Garino will continue as president, supported by Claude Boeri as vice president, while Sabine Steiner Toesca, Pascale Taramazzo, and Vanessa Tubino will continue their roles as councilors.
Tony Guillemot will serve as an observer.
This cohesive team has been dedicated to the principles of vigilance, proactivity, and modernization for the past six years.
Their commitment to the profession was particularly evident in 2024, as they underscored the critical role of chartered accountants in Monaco's economic development.
Their approach, combining strategic vision with financial discipline, positions them as key partners for economic stakeholders in the principality.
Looking ahead, the council aims to enhance its leadership role within institutions and the economic fabric of Monaco during this new term.
Their roadmap focuses on anticipating changes and proposing solutions to contemporary challenges, including digital transformation, ecological transition, and tax evolution.
Strategic projects such as JEDECLARE.MC and MONAFILE are among their priorities, designed to facilitate regulatory compliance while optimizing process efficiency.
This term will be crucial for actualizing these innovative initiatives and further solidifying the position of chartered accountants at the center of Monaco's economic ecosystem.
In light of the uncertainties of a fluctuating global landscape, the members opted for continuity by retaining the administration in place since 2019. Stéphane Garino will continue as president, supported by Claude Boeri as vice president, while Sabine Steiner Toesca, Pascale Taramazzo, and Vanessa Tubino will continue their roles as councilors.
Tony Guillemot will serve as an observer.
This cohesive team has been dedicated to the principles of vigilance, proactivity, and modernization for the past six years.
Their commitment to the profession was particularly evident in 2024, as they underscored the critical role of chartered accountants in Monaco's economic development.
Their approach, combining strategic vision with financial discipline, positions them as key partners for economic stakeholders in the principality.
Looking ahead, the council aims to enhance its leadership role within institutions and the economic fabric of Monaco during this new term.
Their roadmap focuses on anticipating changes and proposing solutions to contemporary challenges, including digital transformation, ecological transition, and tax evolution.
Strategic projects such as JEDECLARE.MC and MONAFILE are among their priorities, designed to facilitate regulatory compliance while optimizing process efficiency.
This term will be crucial for actualizing these innovative initiatives and further solidifying the position of chartered accountants at the center of Monaco's economic ecosystem.
