Full-Time
Posted on 8/1/2025
Global strategic and restructuring consulting
$170k - $400k/yr
United States
Hybrid
Hybrid role; travel required, frequency varies by client/project.
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AlixPartners is a global consulting firm that helps businesses tackle complex challenges across industries such as automotive, financial services, and healthcare by providing strategic advice and practical performance improvements. Work is delivered through project-based engagements led by senior professionals who combine deep industry experience with hands-on implementation. A recent acquisition of Berylls strengthens its automotive capabilities and broadens its global, localized service network. The goal is to drive measurable performance gains and sustainable growth for clients through targeted, scalable solutions.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Non-Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$364.8M
Headquarters
Southfield, Michigan
Founded
1981
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Global management consultancy AlixPartners launches in Australia. 10 March 2026 Consultancy.com.au 6 min. read Global management consultancy AlixPartners has launched in Australia, with a new office in Sydney - its 27th worldwide - to be headed by partner and managing director Peter Saville. This year celebrating its 45th anniversary, AlixPartners was founded by industry pioneer Jay Alix in Michigan in 1981, quickly making its name in the field of insolvency and restructuring before later gaining notoriety for its long-running dispute with McKinsey. Nowadays headquartered in New York and led by co-CEOs David Garfield and Rob Hornby, AlixPartners has a global headcount in excess of 3,500 professionals spread across more than a dozen countries, who together generate revenues of around $4 billion. The firm's latest pin on the world map in Sydney will be led by company veteran Peter Saville, a founding partner of Zolfo Cooper in Europe, which was acquired by AlixPartners in 2015. Having relocated to Australia from the UK in 2022, Saville brings more than three decades worth of international turnaround & restructuring and M&A expertise across numerous sectors. "A number of our clients in other offices in other jurisdictions had problems and issues and challenges in Australia, and were asking us to help them," Saville told the AFR. "So once we realised that there was an opportunity for us down here, we started to look into it a bit further, and what we found was a very interesting consulting-friendly market similar to the UK or US." As perhaps a small clue as to the consulting firm's intended local focus, Saville has advised clients and led major financial and operational transformations across the financial services, industrials, construction, energy, manufacturing, healthcare, and retail & hospitality sectors among others, including for some of the world's most prominent consumer brands In a further discussion with the business publication, Saville said the firm would be looking to grow its local headcount to up to five partners and 25 staff by the end of the year, including through some potential internal repatriations, but has already fired a salvo at one of its closest rivals - Alvarez & Marsal - by adding that it wasn't particularly keen on recruiting from the Big Four. AlixPartners. Founded two years after AlixPartners in 1983 and also headquartered in New York, Alvarez & Marsal arrived in earnest downunder in late 2022, and has since ballooned to a headcount of around 400 staff and 70 managing directors - the majority of whom were poached from the Big Four, and not always on friendly terms. The firm is already pushing towards local revenues of $150 million-plus. Like Alvarez & Marsal, AlixPartners has a reputation for feistiness. Previously backed by CVC Capital Partners and rumoured last year to be back on the market (a plan which has reportedly since been shelved), AlixPartners first gained attention via its work on wacky automobile company DeLorean, with Kodak and US retailer Barney's among other early headline-grabbing cases. Perhaps its most illuminating time in the public spotlight though is through the firm's bitter feud with McKinsey & Company, with founder Jay Alix taking the global management consulting giant to court for alleged fraud and racketeering, and accusing it of 'running a criminal enterprise' due to a suggested failure to disclose its conflicts of interest to US bankruptcy courts. The decade-long public spat, which included the engagement of lobbying firms, officially 'concluded' last year, but the rivalry remains. Now, in what could lead to a local flare-up, Saville says that rather than looking to the Big Four or other insolvency specialists to fill its Australian bench, the firm prefers to recruit from the strategy and management consulting domain. "It's hands-on consulting, so not writing reports," Saville said of the firm's business approach, with 60 percent of its global income reportedly generated through performance improvement engagements. "It's actually getting into the guts of the operation and helping them to improve or set up the structures they need to operate better or cheaper, or whatever it happens to be." Global players coming down under. No doubt eyeing the success of Alvarez & Marsal in the local market along with that of Oliver Wyman, which properly launched in Australia in 2002 via acquisition, AlixPartners is the third long-running global consultancy to venture downunder in the past eighteen months, with Arthur D. Little setting up shop in late 2024 and Roland Berger opening its doors in November. While FTI Consulting is already well-entrenched, another of AlixPartners' global competitors, Ankura, arrived in Australia in 2019, while prominent local players in the business recovery space - KordaMentha and McGrathNicol - have both been around for more than two decades. Another recent 'arrival' is Teneo, which last year bought PwC's local restructuring arm. Operating out of Sydney. Meanwhile, AlixPartners' new Sydney office is located at the Australia Square tower on George Street, in the same building as Cognizant acquisition Servian, about a two-minute stroll to Alvarez & Marsal's base on Bond. Sydney becomes the consulting firm's 27th office worldwide, following its most recent addition in Germany, with the automotive industry one of the firm's strong suits. According to recently reported figures, AlixPartners is valued at somewhere around the $8 billion mark, with Jay Alix still owning a third of the business since it was bought back from CVC together with other investors. Among the drivers of that deal was long-serving CEO and now executive chairman Simon Freakley, who worked alongside Saville in London as Zolfo Cooper chief.
Teneo hires Bernardo Silva as senior managing director in Chicago. Teneo, a New York-based consulting firm, has hired Bernardo Silva as a senior managing director in its management consulting practice in Chicago. In his new role at Teneo, Silva will serve as leader of the food and beverage industry within the management consulting practice. He brings more than 25 years of experience as a management consultant and operating executive. Silva has extensive expertise in business strategy, M&A, new market entry, commercial effectiveness, margin enhancement, and operational improvement. Silva joins Teneo from AlixPartners, where he was a partner and managing director. Before that, he was a partner and managing director at Monitor Deloitte, a principal at Roland Berger, a principal at Bridge Strategy Group, and an engagement manager at Kearney. Before entering consulting, Silva was a brand manager at The Coca-Cola Company. He has an MBA from Northwestern University a bachelor's degree in industrial engineering from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. "Bernardo's appointment is an important step in the continued expansion of our consumer and economics capabilities within Teneo's Management Consulting business. Bernardo will join a number of other new hires in the consumer space in the coming months as we dramatically grow our capabilities in this sector," said Gee Lefevre, global head of consumer and economics at Teneo. Teneo has more than 1,700 people across 40 offices worldwide. The firm has practices in financial advisory, management consulting, people advisory, risk advisory, and strategy and communications. "I'm excited to join Teneo and bring the firm's incredible set of capabilities to a wider roster of clients in the food & beverage sector," Silva said.
Alix Partners strengthens leadership team in Switzerland. The consulting firm Alix Partners expands the leadership team at its Zurich location with two partners in the areas of Risk Advisory and Compliance as well as Supply Chain and operational transformation. From left: Adrian Mom and Sven Vögele strengthen the leadership team at Alix Partners. (Images: courtesy) Powered By GSpeech The internationally active consulting company Alix Partners has expanded the leadership team at its Zurich location in terms of personnel. Adrian Mom is promoted to Partner & Managing Director and Sven Vögele to Partner. This particularly strengthens consulting areas that are gaining importance in a volatile environment, including transformation, performance optimization, restructuring, as well as risk and compliance topics, according to a press release from Thursday. Mom specializes in Risk Advisory and Compliance in the financial services environment. He has extensive experience in regulatory investigations as well as in building and developing global compliance programs. Additionally, he advises on topics such as corruption, money laundering, sanctions, and financial market regulation. Vögele focuses on Supply Chain and operational transformation, particularly in industrial and automotive companies, and accompanies performance and restructuring programs along the entire value chain, as further stated. Vögele and Mom have been working for Alix Partners for a long time. The promotions are an expression of the strong growth of Alix Partners in the Swiss consulting market, comments Switzerland CEO and DACH Co-Leader Beatrix Morath. "With the expanded PMD and partner circle, we can serve the intensive transformation and restructuring efforts of our clients even better and more integratedly." The company is active across various industries, including Financial Services, Automotive, Industry, Retail, Technology, and Private Equity.
AlixPartners appoints Estelle Fornallaz as Partner & Managing Director in French team. Global management consulting firm AlixPartners has appointed Estelle Fornallaz as Partner & Managing Director in its Paris office. Estelle Fornallaz brings over 25 years of experience to AlixPartners, with a focus on the private equity sector. She advises and supports private equity funds and their portfolio companies throughout the investment cycle, from due diligence, value creation plans, and management succession plans through to build-up transactions, debt restructurings and exit plans. During her career, Fornallaz has also supported numerous retail and luxury companies on strategic issues and transformations. Fornallaz began her career in strategy consulting at the Mitchell Madison Group and then Kearney, before taking on the role of Head of Private Equity Borletti Group, a family office that has invested in well-known companies such as Le Printemps (France) and La Rinascente (Italy), among others. She then joined BIP Capital Partners, a small cap private equity fund based in Luxembourg, where she led investments in French-speaking countries, serving on several boards of directors, as well as being a member of the investment and executive committees. Commenting on her move, "I am delighted to join AlixPartners, and to be part of a team recognized for its ability to act quickly and generate tangible impact. I am convinced that the combination of my experience - in consulting and as an investor - and AlixPartners' experts will enable us to best meet the strategic and operational needs of our clients across multiple industries." AlixPartners is a global management consulting firm with offices in over 20 countries. In its Paris office, the firm has a team of over 100 consultants. Catherine Sherwin, Co-Head of the EMEA region and Head of the AlixPartners office in France, said: "The arrival of Estelle represents a major asset for our Paris office. Her profile is fully in line with our strategic priorities: strengthening our support for both private equity and retail players. Her strong interest in innovation and artificial intelligence will also be crucial in developing our offerings on these key levers."
Alongside considering a sale, Arri has been working with a consultancy group, AlixPartners, to "streamline its business," according to sources who did not want to be identified.