The firm has one non-negotiable staffing rule: every partner carries live engagements — including the managing partner. What follows is who leads the firm, and where.
Alexandra has led the firm since 2019 and ran its Strategy & Operations practice before that. Her client work centers on operating-model redesign for institutions in regulated industries. She chairs the weekly partners' call and still carries two engagements at any time — the firm's rule that leadership stays in the work.
Daniel leads the Strategy & Operations practice from City Road. Two decades across logistics, industrials, and infrastructure; the lane-economics method the firm uses in network work is his. He teaches the firm's internal course on operating cadence.
Priya ran engineering organizations for fifteen years before joining the firm, and it shows: she scopes modernization programs by decommissioning date, not go-live. She leads our core-systems work across Asia-Pacific and Europe from the DUO Tower Pulsepoint.
Thomas has run integration offices for over forty transactions. He is the author of the firm's 24-month value-capture standard and its most repeated line: the synergy case is a P&L commitment with names attached.
Katharine leads the digital practice from The Center. Her teams embed with client product squads and report the client's own funnel metrics as the engagement scorecard. Before Fresnaye she built and sold a data-infrastructure company.
Ingrid spent a decade inside a European supervisor before crossing to advisory, and runs the firm's regulatory-remediation work. Her internal challenge panels are famously unsparing — which is why her clients' resubmissions close on first review.
Miguel leads Workforce & Culture from Montparnasse. His rule: the narrative follows the mechanics. He works at both altitudes of the practice — top-team dynamics and the frontline systems that make change real a year later.
Each Pulsepoint runs day-to-day under a site lead.
Detailed partner bios are available on request. Contact a partner →