Mohamed Kande is PwC's new U.S Advisory Leader and says the firm's recent success is just the beginning. He says PwC is perfectly positioned to serve clients in this new "Technology Industrial Revolution"
On July 1, Mohamed Kande took over as U.S. Advisory Leader for PwC. In that role, he oversees the firm's consulting practice made up of U.S., Japan, China and Mexico. In 2015, PwC Advisory grew by 18 percent and accounted for some $11.2 billion of revenue. Advisory services now accounts for nearly one third of all PwC revenue. Prior to this new role, Kande was PwC's U.S. and Global Advisory Leader for the Technology, Media, Telecoms, and Hospitality industry sectors. His expertise spans the areas of operational strategy, technology development, mergers and acquisitions, and operations management. Before joining PwC in August 2011, Kande was the Managing Partner of PRTM Management Consultants' Europe, Middle East and South Asia business. Kande comes from a multi-cultural background, is fluent in French, and has accumulated a very diverse international business experience. Consulting sat down with him right as he officially took over his new role last month.
