Moore Stephens Strengthens BI Team in Latin America

Wednesday, March 19, 2003
Leading accountant and consultant Moore Stephens has recruited insurance analyst Norma Peralta as Operations Manager for Moore Stephens Latin America, based in Panama City.

Norma joins Moore Stephens from ProClarity Corporation, the U.S.-headquartered provider of analytical solutions with whom Moore Stephens has a strategic worldwide partnership.

Norma's work will involve a range of consultancy, project management, strategic planning, training, sales and demonstration work in connection with Business Intelligence (BI) solutions for the insurance industry.

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