By CHICAGO, Jan. 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Global management consulting firm A.T. Kearney grew its global partnership by 45 partners in 2013, an unprecedented increase of 12 percent over the last year. The firm elected 29 new partners during the second half of the year, attracting 12 experienced partners to join the firm from other consulting firms or industry and promoting 17 new partners from within the firm. A.T. Kearney now has 314 partners in 58 offices across 40 countries.
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"We've experienced impressive growth since regaining our independence in 2006 and accelerated that path in 2013 with the launch of a new vision set on becoming the most admired global, full-service management consulting firm, doubling in size by 2020," said Johan C. Aurik, managing partner and chairman of the board of A.T. Kearney. "The group of partners we elected in the second half of 2013 moves us further toward achieving that goal and reinforces the distinctive role our culture plays in the way we work with clients and outside groups to co-create solutions that provide impact and advantage. We're proud to welcome these distinguished individuals as partners in A.T. Kearney."
A.T. Kearney has grown its partner ranks and global revenue by more than 50 percent since 2006.
Seventeen of the newly elected partners were principals with A.T. Kearney who were promoted during the firm's year-end partner selection process:
-- Daniela Chikova. Based in A.T. Kearney's Vienna office, Chikova joined
the firm in 2001 and is part of the Financial Services Practice. She has
extensive experience in retail banking, particularly in the areas of
sales effectiveness and distribution, and has worked with financial
institutions throughout Europe and the United States.
-- Ulli Dannath. Dannath joined A.T. Kearney in 2000 and is a Berlin-based
member of the Communications, Media and Technology Practice. He has
worked closely with mobile and fixed operators in all regions of the
world on a broad range of topics, including top-line sales improvement
transformation and performance improvement programs, as well as M&A and
due diligence.
-- Brian Dunn. Dunn spent 1998-2004 with A.T. Kearney and rejoined the firm
in 2011, based in the Dallas office. He is a member of the Strategic
Information Technology Practice and primarily focuses on assisting
organizations with large-scale, technology-enabled transformation. He is
a recognized expert in program design, business harmonization, and
large-scale ERP deployment.
-- Scott Glover. Based in A.T. Kearney's Melbourne office, Glover has
strong expertise in financial services, particularly in wealth, life
insurance and the intersection of these with banking. He joined A.T.
Kearney in 2002, working with local, regional, and global clients on a
variety of topics including bank assurance, intermediated distribution,
end-to-end performance improvement (front and back office), customer
experience transformation and regulatory reform.
-- Craig D. Kane. Kane joined A.T. Kearney in 2005 and is a member of the
firm's Strategic Information Technology Practice based in Dallas. He has
worked closely with companies in the consumer products and health care
industries on topics including IT strategic alignment, back office
transformation, broad-based cost management and outsourcing.
-- Khalid Khan. A member of A.T. Kearney Procurement and Analytic Solutions
since 2008, Khan is based in Chicago and has proven experience in the
fast-growing field of business analytics. He has worked with companies
in industries including consumer and retail, health, and financial
services. Khan leads A.T. Kearney's Leadership Excellence in Analytic
Practices (LEAP) study and drives the firm's industry-academic
collaboration around developing analytically powered organizations.
-- Tomotsugu Kozaki. Based in the Tokyo, Kozaki joined the firm in 2005 and
is a member of the Strategic Operations Practice. His areas of
specialization include cost reduction, value chain management, capital
project management, process/organizational transformation, corporate
portfolio strategy, business unit strategy, and entry strategy for
pharmaceutical, transportation, infrastructure and consumer goods
companies.
-- Gil Krakowsky. Krakowsky joined A.T. Kearney in 2008 and is a member of
both the Consumer Industries & Retail Practice and the Strategy,
Marketing and Sales practice. Based in New York, he has experience on a
broad range of topics including global expansion strategy, innovation,
marketing and sales strategy, marketing/sales organization design, and
capability improvement. He is a faculty member of the Path-to-Purchase
Institute, leading a series of studies and symposia on shopper marketing
and category management topics.
-- Anshuman Maheshwary. Based in the Delhi office, Maheshwary joined A.T.
Kearney in 2001 and is a member of the Energy and Process Industries and
Utilities practices. He has extensive experience advising clients in the
oil and gas, chemicals, transportation and travel infrastructure
segments in India, with particular emphasis on business strategy,
top-line growth, procurement and supply chain, program management,
organization transformation, and performance improvement.
-- Tiago Monteiro. A member of the Communications, Media and Technology
Practice, Monteiro joined A.T. Kearney in 2003 and worked in the firm's
London and Lisbon offices before moving to his present Sao Paulo
location. His broad international experience in Europe and the Americas
includes work across numerous sectors including telecommunications,
infrastructure, transportation, defense, and utilities, and topics
including corporate strategy, performance improvement, market entry,
cost-to-serve, restructuring, and M&A due diligence.
-- Javier Navarro Gonzalez. Navarro Gonzalez joined A.T. Kearney in 1999
and is a Madrid-based member of the Communications, Media and Technology
Practice. He has worked in the communications industry across Latin
America and Europe in areas including sales, distribution, supply chain,
and top-line growth. He has driven multi-year companywide channel
transformations and short-term, top-line, high impact initiatives at
leading operators.
-- Alyssa Pei. Based in the Chicago office, Pei joined A.T. Kearney in
2003. She is a member of the Financial Services Practice and works at
the intersection of retail financial institutions and business
transformation. She is an expert in large-scale business transformation,
strategy development, and distributed sales force management.
-- Adam Pressman. Based in the Chicago office, Pressman is a member of the
Strategic Information Technology Practice, with a focus on retail and
health. Since joining A.T. Kearney in 2003 he has become one of the
firm's foremost experts on contact center & customer care strategy and
operations, as well as integrated channel engagement. He specializes in
technology-enabled transformation and shared services.
-- Andrea Roversi. Based in Milan, Roversi joined A.T. Kearney in 2010 and
is a member of the Strategic Information Technology Practice. He
specializes in IT governance and organization and has relevant expertise
in IT strategies, application architectures, and IT-driven business
transformation, with a particular emphasis on the utilities sector.
-- Shigeru Sekinada. A member of both the Consumer Industries and Retail
and the Strategy, Marketing and Sales practices, Sekinada joined A.T.
Kearney in 2003 and is based in Tokyo. His areas of focus include
corporate strategy, business strategy, marketing strategy, new brand
launch support, pricing strategy, communication design support, digital
marketing, marketing process innovation, and sales innovation for
companies in the beverage, cosmetics, training, wholesale and retail
sectors.
-- Ramesh Siromani. Based in Toronto, Siromani joined A.T. Kearney in 2004
and is a member of the firm's Financial Services Practice. He has worked
with banks, asset management companies, and cards/payments entities in
the Americas, Europe, and Asia Pacific across a range of topics
including process and quality improvement, channel strategy, core
banking renewals and technology alignment, and cards/payments.
-- Dr. Joachim von Hoyningen-Huene. Von Hoyningen-Huene joined A.T. Kearney
in 2003 and is a Munich-based member of the Energy and Process
Industries and Utilities practices. He advises leading chemical
companies on strategic topics such as corporate and business unit
strategy, M&A, process, and organizational design.
A.T. Kearney also elected 12 partners who came to the firm from other consulting companies or outside industry during the secondhalf of 2013.
-- Alex Blanter. A member of the Communications Media and Technology
Practice, Blanter is based in San Francisco/Silicon Valley and joined
A.T. Kearney from PwC's PRTM Management Consulting (PRTM was acquired
by PwC in 2011). He is known for delivering superior business value to
clients looking for growth through innovation, increased product
development productivity, complexity reduction and enablement of product
lifecycle management through enterprise IT solutions.
-- Clarence Chen. Also based in San Francisco/Silicon Valley and joining
from PwC's PRTM Management Consulting, Chen is an accomplished
operations strategy consultant. He has worked with companies that span
the technology value chain, leading global supply chain and operations
transformations to drive improved delivery performance, operational
flexibility, cost structures, supply base alignment, and organizational
capacity.
-- Jungkiu Choi. Based in Singapore, Choi joined A.T. Kearney as head of
its Financial Services Practice in Asia Pacific. He was previously with
Standard Charter Bank, where he was chief operating officer of retail
banking products and segments, group consumer banking. He has more than
20 years of experience in the banking and financial services sectors
across Asia and spent 14 years with McKinsey & Co. as a director in the
Toronto and Seoul offices.
-- Suketu Gandhi. Based in Chicago, Gandhi joined A.T. Kearney's Strategic
Information Technology Practice. He was previously with Deloitte
Consulting where he was national market leader - post digital enterprise
& IT strategy. He has more than 20 years of experience in information
technology, retail, restaurants, consumer products, industrial products,
and health care, focused around business startup and large enterprise
transformation management, design and management of enterprise IT, and
IT planning and support across the complete M&A lifecycle.
-- Christian Hassel. A member of the Transportation, Travel and
Infrastructure Practice based in Copenhagen, Hassel joined A.T. Kearney
from a listed shipping company where he was chief financial officer. He
specializes in corporate and business unit strategy, corporate finance,
working capital management, organizational transformation and efficiency
projects.
-- Mark Holman. Based in San Francisco/Silicon Valley, Holman joined A.T.
Kearney from PwC's PRTM Management Consulting, where he led PwC's M&A
Strategy Practice and was one of its leading supply chain strategists in
the technology sector. He has executed more than 50 M&A transactions in
30 countries and has significant expertise founding and leading
technology companies in Silicon Valley.
-- Simon Kent. Based in London, Kent is a member of the Financial Services
Practice and joined A.T. Kearney from Navigant Consulting where he led
the U.K. financial services team. He has worked in the financial
services sector in the U.K., Africa, and Asia, both as a consultant and
line manager, and has extensive experience in operational and
distribution strategy focused in the retail banking sector.
-- Nicolas Lioliakis. Based in Paris and a member of the Financial Services
Practice, Lioliakis has more than 20 years of experience in the sector
as both a consultant and industry executive. He joined A.T. Kearney from
AlixPartners where he led its European financial services practice.
Prior to AlixPartners he was a partner at Bain and led the M&A and
post-merger integration practices in Europe. Lioliakis' areas of
expertise include growth strategies, innovation, transformation, and
turnaround programs, and he has worked with retail and private banks,
commercial and investment banks, insurers, asset managers and companies
involved in the industry supporting payments and brokerage activities.
-- Keith Lostaglio. Based in Singapore and Tokyo, Lostaglio is head of A.T.
Kearney's Health Practice in Asia Pacific. His areas of expertise
include pharmaceuticals, medical devices, hospitals, hospital products
and health services. Specific areas of focus include research and
development (organization, process change, innovation); joint ventures,
alliances and licensing; operational efficiency and marketing. He joins
from McKinsey & Company where he spent 12 years in the U.S. and Tokyo.
-- Chris Richard. Based in San Francisco/Silicon Valley, Richard is an
experienced strategy and operations consultant, most recently withPwC's
PRTM Management Consulting, where he led the Semiconductor Industry
Team. His experience includes strategy formulation, customer experience
delivery, merger and acquisition support, organizational effectiveness,
and operational transformation.
-- Andrew Stewart. A member of the Financial Services Practice based in
London, Stewart joined A.T. Kearney from Navigant Consulting where he
previously led Navigant's global financial institutions group. He has
more than 25 years of experience in financial services and founded
Troika, a consultancy later acquired by Navigant that advised clients on
distribution and operations challenges across the retail banking,
insurance and investment management sectors.
-- Torsten Stocker. A member of the Consumer Industries and Retail
Practice, Stocker is based in Hong Kong. He has nearly 20 years of
experience in consulting and industry and focuses on supporting consumer
goods and retail companies in areas including corporate and portfolio
strategy, go-to-market strategy, innovation, and organization design. He
also works with financial and strategic investors on deal sourcing,
strategic due diligence, and post-investment value. He was previously
with Monitor Group.
About A.T. Kearney
A.T. Kearney is a global team of forward-thinking partners that delivers immediate impact and growing advantage for its clients. We are passionate problem solvers who excel in collaborating across borders to co-create and realize elegantly simple, practical, and sustainable results. Since 1926, we have been trusted advisors on the most mission-critical issues to the world's leading organizations across all major industries and service sectors. A.T. Kearney has 58 offices located in major business centers across 40 countries.
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