BrazilOliver Wyman promotes KK Venkata and Michael Ho to partner
Global consulting firm Oliver Wyman has promoted Asia-based company members KK Venkata and Michael Ho to partner, as part of a record intake of 60+ new partners worldwide.
With offices in 60 cities across 25+ countries, Oliver Wyman is one of the globe’s largest strategy and management consulting firms. The firm has more than 5,000 consultants and staff, with its Asia Pacific team operating from offices in Australia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia and Singapore.
Effective January 1, 2022, the leadership team in the region has been expanded with two new partners: KK Venkata and Michael Ho.
KK Venkata
Has been with Oliver Wyman since: 2017
Office: Jakarta and Singapore
KK Venkata joined Oliver Wyman as a Principal in its Singapore office, having previously gained strategy consulting experience at Kearney and McKinsey & Company. He has over 18 years of experience in strategy formulation, corporate finance, enterprise risk management, project risk management, big data and business analytics for leading industrial and financial sector clients.
Michael Ho
Has been with Oliver Wyman since: 2012
Office: Hong Kong
Michael Ho is a partner in the Corporate and Institutional Banking practice. He has specialized in Financial Services consulting for seven years, after prior industry experience in banking. He works with global and regional banks, as well as emerging market banks, on wide ranging topics including digital acceleration, corporate strategy, ecosystem strategy, and transformation management.
Speaking of the partner appointments, Nick Studer, President and CEO of Oliver Wyman said. “Our new partners are highly talented trusted advisors and deep specialists who are dedicated to the success of our clients and our people. I’m confident that their contributions to Oliver Wyman in the future will be vast.”
Oliver Wyman is a subsidiary of professional services giant Marsh McLennan, also the parent of risk management advisor Marsh, human resources consultancy Mercer and re(insurance) broker Guy Carpenter.
