AlixPartners, the international consulting company, has revealed the appointment of Michael Mo to its Performance & Technology division as a Partner and Managing Director based in the Singapore office. Michael boasts a track record as a skilled business leader, focusing on aiding organizations in driving operational enhancements through digital transformation and fostering sustainable growth. With over 17 years of expertise in crafting strategies and enhancing value, he has catered to diverse industries such as high-tech, consumer goods, automotive, real estate, and energy. Michael has spearheaded numerous intricate transformation and growth initiatives across Southeast Asia, Greater China, and Europe.
Before joining AlixPartners, Michael served as a Partner at EY-Parthenon, where he led the strategy-to-transformation operation service line across the Asia-Pacific region, driving comprehensive value creation for both global and regional companies in Asia. Prior to this role, he held the position of Associate Partner at McKinsey, where he played a pivotal role as a core leader in the Digital Transformation Service (DTS). In this capacity, he spearheaded the establishment of McKinsey's DTS hub and playbook, focusing on supply chain management, procurement, and product development. Additionally, Michael has held leadership positions at Johnson & Johnson and SAP. He holds a Master's degree in Business Administration from IMD in Switzerland.
Shiv Shivaraman, Partner & Managing Director and Asia Region Leader at AlixPartners said, “Michael’s deep execution and commercial capabilities, combined with his strong leadership skills, will be an excellent addition to our Performance & Technology team in Southeast Asia. We look forward to the digital strategies and growth he will deliver for our clients”.
Sai Tunuguntla, Partner & Managing Director and Leader of Technology, Media & Telecommunication (TMT) practice in Asia at AlixPartners, said, “I am excited to welcome Michael to our growing team of enterprise efficiency experts in Southeast Asia. As digital technologies transform manufacturing, there is a need for organizations to rethink their strategies and operating models. We are confident that Michael will play a pivotal role in helping our clients navigate this change”.