Full-Time
Updated on 9/3/2026
Global CEO-focused management, capital, risk advisory
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Boston, MA, USA + 4 more
More locations: Washington, DC, USA | San Francisco, CA, USA | Chicago, IL, USA | New York, NY, USA
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Bachelor's, Master's, MBA, PhD
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Teneo provides strategic advisory services to CEOs and senior executives across global industries. Its work spans management consulting, strategy communications, capital advisory, and risk advisory, helping leaders navigate complex business challenges, manage corporate reputation, and protect and grow shareholder value. The company delivers bespoke high-level guidance through fee-based engagements whose scope determines pricing, including services that shape corporate strategy, financial structure, risk management, and communications to stakeholders. What sets Teneo apart is its integrated approach tailored to top executives, combining financial, strategic, and reputational counsel at a global scale, backed by published insights on global business trends. The firm's goal is to help client leaders make informed decisions, improve company performance, and sustain long-term value for shareholders and stakeholders.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$101M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2011
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Teneo appoints Senior Managing Director in Australia. by Telum Media 1 September 2026 1:23 AM 2 mins read Global CEO advisory firm, Teneo, has appointed Brigid Glanville as a Senior Managing Director within its Strategy & Communications business. Based in Sydney, she will advise boards, CEOs, and senior leadership teams on corporate communications, reputation, stakeholder strategy, and complex issues. Brigid's appointment follows the arrival of Ben Wilson as Head of Teneo's Strategy & Communications business in Australia, as previously reported by Telum Media. The firm said this comes as it looks to strengthen its Australian business in response to growing client demand. Brigid brings more than 25 years of experience across corporate communications, media, and public policy. Prior to joining Teneo, she was Managing Partner, Corporate and Financial Communications at GRACosway, where she advised clients on corporate and reputational matters. Earlier in her career, she served as a senior adviser to a state government minister, and spent a decade as a senior political editor and television news presenter. She also held reporting roles covering politics, business and key economic sectors in Australia and overseas. Lauren Chung, CEO, Asia-Pacific Strategy & Communications at Teneo, said: "Brigid is one of the most accomplished and respected strategic communications advisers in Australia. Her judgement, experience, and connectivity will be invaluable to clients navigating increasingly complex business and stakeholder environments. "Her appointment reflects our commitment to strengthening the capabilities we offer boards, CEOs, and leadership teams as they manage critical issues, build stakeholder relationships, and pursue their strategic objectives with confidence. Telum Media creating connections. Book a demo
Teneo names Paul Taylor as Leader of its Forensic practice in Australia. 26 August 2026 Consultancy.com.au Teneo has hired Paul Taylor as a Senior Managing Director and Lead of its Forensic practice in Australia. Taylor spent the past eleven years at Deloitte, including the last eight as a Partner. At the Big Four firm, he led the national Forensic Discovery and Data Management team. Earlier in his career, he held roles at Consilio in Hong Kong and the US, and at First Advantage in the US, having kicked off his career in the UK's public sector. Throughout his 30-year career, Taylor has gained extensive international experience in digital forensics and cybercrime investigations, advising on complex internal investigations, data security breaches, cyber incident response, litigation and regulatory matters. Based in Sydney, Taylor will lead Teneo's Forensic practice in Australia, working closely with colleagues across the firm's global platform to support clients navigating complex investigations, cyber incidents, disputes, litigation and regulatory matters. He will also collaborate with Teneo's Forensic leadership teams across Asia Pacific and globally. "Paul brings exceptional depth of expertise and a truly international perspective to our Forensic practice," said Amanda Rigby, Senior Managing Director and Global Forensic Leader. "His experience and reputation as a trusted adviser on some of the most complex digital forensic and cyber matters will be a significant asset to our clients and colleagues. We look forward to working with him as we continue to grow our forensic capabilities globally." Richard Williams, Senior Managing Director and Head of Forensic for APAC, added: "I am thrilled to welcome Paul to Teneo to lead our Forensic team in Australia. His international expertise and recognition across the UK, US and APAC embody the essence of our burgeoning global business, providing high-quality transparent forensic solutions to our clients anywhere in the world." Headquartered in the US, Teneo has more than 1,800 employees located in 50+ offices around the world. The firm's Australian business offers the firm's full suite of services - management consulting, people and risk advisory, communications and financial advisory - and recently bolstered its ranks with the acquisition of PwC's restructuring arms in Australia and New Zealand. "I am excited to join Teneo's team and lead the growth of its Forensic practice in Australia at a time when organisations are facing increasingly complex regulatory, financial and operational challenges," said Taylor. "Teneo's plans for growth in APAC are exciting and I am thrilled to be part of that journey, helping our clients navigate risk, resolve disputes and create lasting value."
Teneo appoints Daniel Hunt as Managing Director in Riyadh office. 25 August 2026 Consultancy-me.com Teneo has welcomed a new senior leader in Saudi Arabia, appointing Daniel Hunt as a Managing Director in its Strategy & Communications business. Based in Riyadh, Hunt advises government and corporate clients on strategy, public policy and communications, drawing on experience across the UK, Europe and the Middle East. He has been based in the Middle East for the past six years, working with major government, semi-government and private-sector institutions. Hunt's experience includes advising central government departments, economic regulators, portfolio companies and leading corporations across strategy, communications, capacity building and organisational change. He has also led targeted investment promotion programmes, including the launch of Saudi Arabia's first special economic zone, which doubled the zone's inward investment pipeline. Prior to moving to the Middle East, Hunt was Chief of Staff in the Chairman's Office at Santander in the UK, having previously held roles in corporate affairs at Santander and public policy at United Utilities Group. He began his career in the House of Commons. Daniel Hunt holds an Master's in Modern History from the University of St Andrews, and a Master of Studies and Doctor of Philosophy the University of Oxford.
'Perfect storm': builder collapses, buyers in lurch. By Nick Wilson and Melissa Meehan August 25 2026 - 12:39am Bathla Group cites a property market downturn and rising construction costs for its financial woes. Photo: Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS Home buyers have been left in uncertainty after a debt-laden residential developer called in external administrators to keep the firm afloat. Bathla Group cited a "perfect storm" including a property market downturn and rising construction costs in announcing on Tuesday it had called in insolvency specialists Teneo to restructure the business. The developer, which has thousands of homes under development in Sydney's west, is being closely watched by the state's construction regulator. Bathla was established in NSW in 1997 and expanded into regional NSW, South Australia and Victoria. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS) A spokesperson for the NSW Building Commission told AAP on Tuesday it was closely monitoring the situation. "Building Commission NSW is aware the companies trading as Bathla Group have been placed into voluntary external administration," it said. It urged affected owners, customers and contractors to liaise with the administrator and said the regulator would prepare communications to advise customers on next steps. Bathla Group joins a long list of Australian home builders and developers which have recently entered voluntary administration or liquidation. Founder and director Bhart Bhushan described the move to voluntary administration as an "orderly restructure of business". "Our first thoughts are with our employees and the customers who have put their faith in us to deliver their dream of home ownership," Mr Bhushan said in a statement on Tuesday. "It is my sincere hope this process can allow that to happen by working collaboratively with the administrators, our suppliers, contractors and lending partners." Mr Bhushan said the decision had been taken in the best interests of all stakeholders to continue delivering housing in key markets. He said the group had confronted a "perfect storm" of circumstances that contributed to its struggles, including changes in the federal government's May budget and falling buyer confidence. As voluntary administrator, Teneo has taken control of Bathla and its subsidiaries to assess its overall financial position. Head of the administrator's financial advisory, Stephen Longley, said its priority was stabilising the group's development pipeline. "Our objective is to ensure project continuity wherever practicable and work with lenders to minimise disruption for employees, customers and contractors," he said. Bathla Group has thousands of homes to build in three states. (Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS) Documents filed with ASIC state Teneo has been appointed as administrator of the company and its related entities. Multiple media reports state Bathla's major corporate entity, Universal Property Group, had more than $3 billion in liabilities as of June 2025. According to the Bathla website, the family-owned company was established in NSW in 1997 with the aim of delivering high-quality, affordable homes. It expanded into regional NSW, South Australia and most recently Victoria, with more than 7000 dwellings in the pipeline, its website stated. In the 2025/26 financial year, 1522 construction firms have collapsed in NSW, including Bathla Group, Beechwood Homes, Novati Constructions and Built Lifestyles in 2026. Australian Associated Press Read More: Most viewed
DigiPlus taps Teneo for strategic advice amid overseas gaming push. August 17, 2026 DigiPlus Interactive Corp. has appointed global advisory firm Teneo as its strategic advisor as the Philippine digital gaming operator expands into Brazil and South Africa and seeks entry into New Zealand. Teneo will provide senior counsel to help DigiPlus assess overseas opportunities and risks, navigate different business environments and make strategic decisions, the company said on Monday. Financial terms and the duration of the engagement were not disclosed. The appointment comes less than two weeks after DigiPlus' board approved the filing of an expression of interest for an online gaming license in New Zealand, which would become its third overseas market. New Zealand's new regulatory framework provides for up to 15 online casino licenses, with the market scheduled to open on December 1st, 2026. DigiPlus already holds a federal license covering online gaming and fixed-odds betting in Brazil. The company initially launched the GamePlus brand in September 2025 before pausing operations and subsequently entering the market under its established BingoPlus brand. In July, DigiPlus joined the Brazilian Institute of Responsible Gaming, whose members include several major licensed betting operators.15 The company also secured three licenses from South Africa's Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board in April: a National Manufacturer License, a Bookmaker License and a Bookmaker Premises License. The approvals followed applications filed in September 2025. DigiPlus established DigiPlus Global Pte. Ltd. in Singapore in 2025 to serve as a hub for international partnerships, talent recruitment and corporate operations. The company operates BingoPlus, ArenaPlus and GameZone in the Philippines. Last update: 17 August 2026, 02:57 pm Viviana Chan is an editor, interpreter, and journalist. With over a decade of experience, she writes in English, Chinese, and Portuguese. Viviana started her career in Macau-based newspapers, where she became passionate about the region's social, financial, and cultural development. Her writing focuses on the economy, emerging industries, gaming development, political affairs, and cross cultural-exchange in the business and cultural domains. She is avid for news and eager to discover and cover stories that generate public relevance.