Roland Berger, a global management consulting firm, has announced changes in its top leadership roles in the USA. Stephan Keese, Senior Partner at Roland Berger, has been named Managing Director Roland Berger USA. Additionally, Senior Partner Gareth Hayes has been named Deputy Managing Director Roland Berger USA.
Keese succeeds Robert Henske in the Managing Director Roland Berger USA role. Henske resigned from this position to ensure a strict personnel separation of the management and the Global Supervisory Board; he will continue to exercise his Global Supervisory Board mandate. Further, he will remain with the consultancy in his continued capacity as Senior Partner, leading the firm's global Chemicals practice.
"I am honored to step into the role of Managing Director for Roland Berger USA," said Keese. "This is a period of tremendous growth and unlimited future potential for Roland Berger throughout the Americas. Along with Gareth and our management team, we will continue to realize Roland Berger's regional and global growth strategy, deliver exceptional client service, and grow our team of currently more than 300 consulting professionals. I also want to thank Robert Henske for his mentorship and leadership, and for all he has done to drive Roland Berger USA to its current successful position and to build a foundation for continued success."
Keese, who joined Roland Berger in 2001, heads the firm's Automotive and Industrials practices in the Americas. He has advised leading global players on growth and market entry strategies, sales and distribution strategies, cost reduction and restructuring in those industries. In addition, he is an expert on the Latin American automotive industry, having led Roland Berger's Latin American Automotive practice in Brazil for six years.
Hayes joined Roland Berger in 2009. He leads the Americas Capital Goods practice and is also responsible the firm's Chicago office. His work focuses on corporate and operations strategy within the diversified manufacturing space, with a strong focus in construction materials and building technology.
SOURCE: Roland Berger
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