Summer 2025
Intern
Management Consulting
Posted on 8/15/2025
Teneo
1,001-5,000 employees
Global CEO-focused management, capital, risk advisory
Compensation Overview
$47.12/hr
No H1B Sponsorship
New York, NY, USA
Hybrid
Interns are required to work from the office a minimum of four times a week.
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- In your junior year of an undergraduate degree; expected graduation date of December 2026 or May 2027
- Outstanding track record in academics and demonstrated leadership in previous work experience and/or relevant extracurriculars
- Highly logical and numerical, with excellent analytical skills
- Entrepreneurial attitude, with a structured approach to problem-solving
- Excellent verbal, written, and presentation skills
- Team working and collaboration skills
- Ability to take initiative while using good judgment to request support and advice when needed
- Strong work ethic with strong attention to detail
- Intellectual curiosity with the ability to identify and ask relevant questions
- Operates at a fast pace demonstrating the ability to influence and challenge when needed
- Creates an immediate, positive, and credible impression on others
- Familiar with basic Microsoft Office applications such as Word, PowerPoint, and Excel
- Applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S.
- Working closely with project leaders to help address specific client challenges or questions within the broader context of an engagement
- Using a hypothesis-driven approach to develop and test insights for our clients, including collecting and analyzing data and creating compelling slides to convey recommendations to specific audiences
- Conducting client and industry-specific research
- Contributing to and presenting in client and internal presentations, workshops, and meetings (formal and informal)
- Collaborating with colleagues and experts across Teneo
- Participating in client presentations, workshops, and meetings
- Assisting in writing proposals, creating slides, analyzing data, and contributing to the Consulting Team in areas of interest (e.g., recruiting, knowledge management)
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
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Thoughtworks JV delivers AI prototypes in weeks, aligning CEO strategy with execution.
- Sir Richard Moore and Stacey Dixon hires strengthen geopolitical risk advisory amid global uncertainty.
- Takashi Hirono appointment accelerates Japanese market growth in M&A and crisis management.
What critics are saying
- Felix Schönauer exit triggers German client losses to FGS Global within 6-12 months.
- Thoughtworks JV fails to deliver AI outcomes, eroding credibility versus Accenture in 6-12 months.
- CVC Capital sells Teneo at $2.3B valuation, sparking advisor exodus in 12-18 months.
What makes Teneo unique
- Teneo exclusively advises CEOs on integrated strategy, communications, capital, and risk services.
- Global team of 1,800 professionals serves Fortune 100 and FTSE 100 clients across 50+ offices.
- Unique sports sponsorship via Justin Rose ambassadorship engages affluent clients at events.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Flexible Work Hours
Remote Work Options
Paid Vacation
Paid Sick Leave
Paid Holidays
Hybrid Work Options
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Professional Development Budget
Conference Attendance Budget
Wellness Program
Mental Health Support
Gym Membership
Phone/Internet Stipend
Home Office Stipend
Company News
Ibec's Danny McCoy to receive Trinity European Laureate Award. April 24, 2026 Ibec's Danny McCoy OSI, MRIA, has become the second recipient of the Trinity European Laureate Award in recognition of his contribution to business in Europe, to economic thought, and to public life. The gold medal acknowledges his leadership in advancing the European ideal throughout a career dedicated to promoting cooperation and shared prosperity. In partnership with the global CEO advisory firm Teneo, the Trinity Long Room Hub's European Laureate Award acknowledges figures - both Irish and international - whose careers epitomise the best about Europe and all it represents. In November 2025, former Taoiseach Enda Kenny was the inaugural gold medal recipient. Director of the Trinity Long Room Hub Professor Patrick Geoghegan said: "The Trinity Long Room Hub is delighted to recognise Danny McCoy's contribution to public service through his long-standing commitment to Europe and the ideals and values it represents. Through his advocacy with Ibec and his work as an economist and adviser, he has helped reaffirm Ireland's place at the centre of a shared European home. Thanks to his leadership, Irish business has developed a strong, credible and influential voice in national and European policymaking." "Danny McCoy's career exemplifies how economic expertise can serve society, and how business leadership can serve the common good. During the debates over Brexit, he was a consistent and active champion of cooperation, stability, and the protection of existing relationships and the avoidance of a hard border on this island. A strong proponent of all-island economic cooperation, he has contributed significantly to peace and reconciliation, and his work on the Joint Business Council, representing business across the island, has underpinned the economic foundations of the peace process." The longest-serving leader of a national business organisation on the Executive Council of Business Europe, Danny McCoy has worked closely with successive Presidents of the European Council and the European Commission, as well as with the European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund. Appointed a Cavaliere of the Order of the Star of Italy for services to European business, he was also elected a Member of the Royal Irish Academy, and an Adjunct Professor in the School of Business at Trinity College Dublin. Professor Patrick Geoghegan welcomed guests and members of the public to an award ceremony on 23 April 2026 at the Trinity Long Room Hub. Danny McCoy was presented with the gold medal by Gary McGann, Chairman of Teneo's Advisory Board, followed by an address by the awardee. The event also included a panel discussion on 'Ireland, Europe and the Future of Business' chaired by Conor Brophy, Managing Director of Teneo. Panellists will include Dr. Frances Ruane MRIA, former Director of the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI); Richie Boucher, former CEO of Bank of Ireland; and Frances Fitzgerald, former Tánaiste and Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, MEP, and Senior Advisor at Teneo. Mick O'Keeffe, CEO of Teneo, Ireland said: "Danny McCoy has made an exceptional contribution to Irish and European business life, combining economic insight with a deep commitment to cooperation, dialogue and shared prosperity. Teneo is proud to partner with the Trinity Long Room Hub and we are delighted to celebrate Danny's achievements and his enduring contribution to the European ideal, and honour him with this prestigious Trinity European Laureate Award. He is a most deserving recipient. Danny McCoy said: "I am truly honoured to receive the prestigious Trinity European Laureate Award and to follow in the footsteps of such an outstanding previous recipient. I accept this award on behalf of my colleagues at Ibec, who have helped shape the organization into what it is today- enabling us to exert significant influence in Europe on the issues that matter most to Irish business. Through my involvement with BusinessEurope, I have seen firsthand the positive role that European business plays in enabling a fairer, united, and prosperous Europe for all its citizens, as well as in tackling critical challenges such as competitiveness, digital readiness, and, more recently, the areas of security, defence, and resilience- something I have been able to support through my recent appointment as Chair of the Business Europe Security & Defence Taskforce."
The Hormuz crisis will have a long tail. April 10, 2026 Anthony DeOrsey The crisis around the Strait of Hormuz has reached a new fever pitch today, with a looming deadline for a deal that many fear will not be met. Last week, Cleantech Group co-hosted a webinar with Teneo, featuring geopolitical expert Emily Stromquist and energy veteran Bret Kadison (recording here). The situation in Iran has, of course, evolved just in the past seven days, but the potential for a long-tail of effects on energy and adjacent markets has only intensified. The conflict is not heading toward a quick resolution, and markets are starting to price that in. The Trump administration is caught between two objectives: reopening the Strait of Hormuz and finding a way to wind down operations. Iran, meanwhile, has little incentive to cooperate. A move on Kharg Island (through which 90% of Iran's crude exports flow) raises the stakes further, with Iranian retaliation likely to target regional energy infrastructure and shipping options beyond Hormuz. The pattern identified in last week's webinar was characterized as "escalate to de-escalate" (i.e., expect more activity before an off-ramp is achieved). The strategic Petroleum Reserve is less of a buffer than it appears. The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve was already at roughly 58% capacity before the crisis. The 172-million-barrel release has brought it down to around one-third full, a level uncomfortably close to the 25-30% floor required to avoid structural collapse. Strategic reserves also take time to distribute; they are not instantly accessible. Other countries don't have that cushion at all, and governments are already resorting to consumption caps, and much of Asia has enacted purchase subsidies as stopgap measures. The political dimension matters too: the longer this runs, the harder it becomes for the administration to find a diplomatic solution, particularly heading into a midterm election where energy prices are a liability. There is danger for dual disruption at both Hormuz and Bab-el-Mandeb. Much of the market focus has been on the Strait of Hormuz, but simultaneous disruption at Bab-el-Mandeb in the Red Sea would compound the impact dramatically. There are very few alternatives available to patch over that kind of combined chokepoint. The knock-on effects would extend well beyond energy: global shipping, industrial inputs, and supply chains across multiple sectors simultaneously, with Asia particularly exposed given its heavy dependence on Gulf hydrocarbon imports. LNG's role as a bridge fuel is now a genuine open question. The strikes on Ras Laffan in Qatar took approximately 17% of the country's LNG capacity offline at a moment when new supply is still roughly a year away. That has reopened a debate many thought was settled: does LNG still make sense as the default bridge fuel, or does this conflict accelerate the shift toward a more diversified energy mix? LNG also lacks the fungibility of oil, meaning that markets increasing their dependence on gas imports are actually reducing their own flexibility in the process. The question is live in a way it was not before. A "security premium" Is emerging as a real factor in procurement and investment decisions. During last week's webinar, an analogy was drawn to the internal carbon price that companies like Microsoft and BP use to stress-test long-term investments: a risk cost baked into decision-making not for ideological reasons, but as a financial and risk management discipline. Something similar is now taking shape around supply chain geography. Companies will start assigning genuine risk premiums to sourcing decisions that run through unstable corridors. The difference this time, compared to previous shocks like the 2010 rare earth disruption that briefly shut down Japanese production lines, is that the structural pressure feels more durable. The question is whether companies internalize this as a long-term recalibration or revert to cost optimization once things stabilize, as they have historically tended to do. The full picture is Members only. Members get the complete analysis. Unlock the full picture - the insights, data, and connections that will guide your next move. Already a member? Find the briefing in the Members Hub. Cross-Sector Insights The most daunting part of any new year is figuring out how to navigate uncharted territory. The last year in cleantech certainly demonstrated this... Cross-Sector Insights As conflict escalates in the Middle East and the Strait of Hormuz under pressure, six of Cleantech Group's Market Intelligence team sat down to talk through... Cross-Sector Insights Asia In its 2026 annual outlook and Global Cleantech 100, Cleantech Group described the cleantech theme experiencing a "Pressure Cooking" effect in...
Teneo announces partnership with Justin Rose. PR Newswire Today at 7:13am PDT Major Champion and Olympic Gold Medalist Named Teneo Brand Ambassador Teneo to also Sponsor the Rose Ladies Series golf tournaments NEW YORK and LONDON, April 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Teneo, the global CEO advisory firm, today announced a new partnership with world-renowned golfer Justin Rose, who will join the firm as a Brand Ambassador. As part of the partnership, Justin will wear the Teneo logo on his left sleeve and participate in a series of client events globally each year. The sponsorship begins this week as he competes in the Masters Tournament. One of the most accomplished and respected players of his generation, Rose is currently ranked No. 7 in the world and recently won the 2026 Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines. A former World No. 1, he is a Major Champion and Olympic gold medalist, with 27 professional victories worldwide, including 13 on the PGA Tour. He has also represented Team Europe in the Ryder Cup seven times, playing a key role in multiple victories, including last year's win in New York. Teneo also announced today that it will sponsor the Rose Ladies Series in the UK. Established during the COVID-19 pandemic to create competitive opportunities for women professionals, the series has become an important fixture on the women's golf calendar, with many players using the events to prepare for the Ladies European Tour (LET) and LET Access Series (LETAS). The sponsorship reflects Justin and Teneo's shared commitment to supporting the continued growth of the women's game. "We are very proud to welcome Justin Rose as a Teneo Brand Ambassador," said Paul Keary, CEO of Teneo. "As the firm continues to expand around the world, our investment in golf and sports more broadly strongly supports Teneo's growth ambitions, helping us to find new ways to engage with clients and partners." Keary added: "Justin is an incredible golfer and a wonderful person whose deep commitment to excellence aligns directly with that of our firm. He is one of the most respected and admired athletes in the world and has a reputation for leadership and integrity which mirrors what our clients expect of us. I know our team of 1,800 professionals look forward to welcoming him to team Teneo." "Teneo is one of the world's fastest growing professional services companies and I am really excited to be entering into this new partnership with the firm," said Justin Rose. "Their focus on helping clients during critical moments matches my ambition to deliver at the highest level on the golf course. I am very much looking forward to spending time with Teneo's team and clients around the world." The partnership agreement is for an initial term of three years. About Teneo Teneo is the global CEO advisory firm. Wallowa partner with its clients globally to do great things for a better future. Drawing upon its global team and expansive network of senior advisors, Wallowa provide advisory services across its five business segments on a stand-alone or fully integrated basis to help its clients solve complex business challenges. Its clients include a significant number of the Fortune 100 and FTSE 100, as well as other corporations, financial institutions and organizations. Its full range of advisory services includes strategic communications, investor relations, financial transactions and restructuring, management consulting, physical and cyber risk, organizational design, board and executive search, geopolitics and government affairs, corporate governance and ESG. The firm has more than 1,800 employees located in 50+ offices around the world. SOURCE Teneo This is a paid placement. For further inquiries, please contact PR Newswire directly.
Teneo expands Global Political Risk Advisory business. PR Newswire Today at 6:00am PDT Former MI6 Chief Sir Richard Moore; former Acting U.S. Director of National Intelligence Stacey Dixon; former U.S. CENTCOM Commander General Frank McKenzie; and former Commander of the U.S. Air Forces in Europe General Jim Hecker to join the firm New senior leadership appointments to drive next chapter of growth for world's largest and most experienced political risk advisory team NEW YORK and LONDON, March 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Teneo, the global CEO advisory firm, today announced several key appointments to its leading Global Political Risk Advisory business. This includes the addition of four highly respected Senior Advisors: former MI6 Chief Sir Richard Moore; former Acting U.S. Director of National Intelligence Stacey Dixon; former U.S. CENTCOM Commander General Frank McKenzie; and former Commander of the U.S. Air Forces in Europe General Jim Hecker. Teneo's broader global political risk advisory and government affairs team, which includes WestExec Advisors, a Teneo company, now has over 200+ professionals globally with deep expertise at the highest levels of government, national security, intelligence and industry. The firm is also announcing the appointment of Nitin Chadda as President of Global Political Risk Advisory, joining Teneo's global management team. Nitin serves concurrently as Co-Founder and Managing Partner of WestExec Advisors, alongside Michèle Flournoy and Sergio Aguirre. In this newly created role, Nitin is bringing the firm's powerful integrated political risk offering to clients at a time of unprecedented demand as global dynamics reshape markets and create new business opportunities. In addition, Kevin Kajiwara has been appointed to a new position as Teneo's Global Chair of Political Risk Advisory. In this role, he will continue to lead and advise key clients, as well as represent the firm at global events and in media as well as contribute to Teneo's thought leadership. "Geopolitical risk and government relations is in our DNA as a firm. It is also in the DNA of global markets and corporate strategy. Never more so than today," said Paul Keary, CEO of Teneo. "In this environment where business outcomes are increasingly determined by government actions and geopolitical shocks, actionable geopolitical and policy insight is central to CEO and Board decision making." "We are delighted to announce Nitin and Kevin's new roles as well as welcome an exceptional group of highly respected Senior Advisors to build upon our significant political risk advisory capabilities," Keary added. "Global companies have never faced more uncertainty as they navigate a range of geopolitical challenges as well as potential opportunities," said Sir Richard Moore. "Teneo is uniquely positioned in the market with a remarkable range of expertise as well as hands-on professionals worldwide to help guide clients in this environment. I look forward to working with the team to help advise the firm's clients around the globe." Nitin Chadda said: "It's a privilege to step into this role at such an important moment and drive our integrated capabilities, high-value relationships and reach as leaders in this space. We are unmatched in our ability to help companies make sense of today's disrupted world and to make business decisions, while driving outcomes that position them for growth." Stacey Dixon added: "I am very much looking forward to joining this incredible platform as we counsel global industry leaders on how to mitigate risk, seize new opportunities and ensure they engage the right influential stakeholders. At a time when geopolitical factors have never, rightly, been higher on the CEO and Board agenda, I am proud to be part of a multidisciplinary team of such impressive caliber - one that credibly rolls up its sleeves alongside peers to strategize for commercial success." Senior Advisor Biographies: * Sir Richard Moore served as Chief of the UK's Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) from 2020 to 2025, capping a distinguished 40-year career in intelligence, diplomacy and national security leadership. Previously, he served as Political Director at the Foreign & Commonwealth Office, Deputy National Security Adviser, and British Ambassador to Turkey, with earlier postings in Vietnam, Pakistan, Malaysia and Turkey. He was knighted in 2023 for services to UK national security and foreign policy. * Stacey Dixon most recently served as Acting Director of National Intelligence and prior to that as the Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence as well as Deputy Director of the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency. Stacey has served in U.S. national security leadership roles for over two decades, including on Capitol Hill and the Central Intelligence Agency. * Frank McKenzie, Jr., USMC (Ret.) served as Commander of U.S. CENTCOM from 2019 to 2022 where he led U.S. military operations and security cooperation efforts across the Middle East and Central and South Asia. Frank has commanded at every level, including the platoon, battalion, and component levels and previously served as Director of the Chairman's New Administration Transition Team, Director of Strategic Plans and Policy (J-5) for the Joint Staff, and Director of the Joint Staff. * General James Hecker, USAF (Ret.) served as Commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa and as Commander of NATO Allied Air Command. During his distinguished 36-year military career, Jim commanded eight times across various levels and was responsible for modernizing NATO airpower for the 21st century by integrating new members, pioneering tactics, and improving readiness. About Teneo Teneo is the global CEO advisory firm. We partner with our clients globally to do great things for a better future. Drawing upon our global team and expansive network of senior advisors, we provide advisory services across our five business segments on a stand-alone or fully integrated basis to help our clients solve complex business challenges. Our clients include a significant number of the Fortune 100 and FTSE 100, as well as other corporations, financial institutions and organizations. Our full range of advisory services includes strategic communications, investor relations, financial transactions and restructuring, management consulting, physical and cyber risk, organizational design, board and executive search, geopolitics and government affairs, corporate governance and ESG. The firm has more than 1,800 employees located in 50+ offices around the world. SOURCE Teneo This is a paid placement. For further inquiries, please contact PR Newswire directly.
News / Felix Schönauer bids farewell to Teneo. Share article Felix Schönauer bids farewell to Teneo Felix Schönauer, the Germany CEO of Teneo, is leaving the American communications consultancy Teneo. Schönauer worked, among other roles, for eight years as an editor at "Handelsblatt," including nearly five as a financial markets correspondent in London. Starting in 2010, the graduate economist worked for Hering Schuppener Consulting (now: FGS Global) in Frankfurt, becoming a partner in 2015. In autumn 2021, Schönauer started at Teneo and built up the German business as CEO. By now, the consultancy is well established in Germany, Schönauer writes on LinkedIn. "Starting from scratch in a market that many considered fully covered with strategic communications was a challenge worth taking. My goal was to build something lasting. Today, almost five years later, I can confidently say it has worked." Now, it is "time to move on" for him, Schönauer shares. Further topics 18.03.2026 30.03.2026 02.04.2026 25.03.2026 09.04.2026 Do you always want to stay up-to-date?