While accounting marked his road to success, Ryan Siurek finds hispassion in promoting ethics and integrity in business. The39-year-old signed on as Sprint Nextel's assistant controller inJanuary 2009 and 10 months later was named controller of the $32.3billion wireless communications company.
Siurek has also worked at Arthur Andersen and LyondellBasellIndustries in such posts as senior manager of technical accounting,controller of European operations and director of risk managementand global shared services. But it was his stint as one of fourgraduates selected for a year-long fellowship at the FinancialAccounting Standards Board (FASB) after he earned a master's inaccounting at Texas A&M that planted him firmly in his chosenfield.
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