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Chris leads the EY consumer products and retail consulting team across Southeast Asia, tapping into the breadth of the global EY network’s capabilities to help companies address complex regional and global challenges.
His experience focuses on large-scale business-led, tech-enabled transformations encompassing operating model redesign, supply chain and procurement reinvention, integrated business planning, digital manufacturing, revenue growth management, retail performance optimization, and transaction-related carve-outs and post-merger integrations.
Chris previously worked with Ernst & Young LLP in London, where he led the organization’s Consumer Products and Retail Private Equity and Digital Supply Chain services. He also served as Client Service Partner for various Fortune 500 companies.
Prior to consulting, he worked in industry on major operating model and technology transformations and managed factory operations at a leading fast-moving consumer goods company in the UK and Switzerland.
How Chris is building a better working world
“Companies stand at a pivotal moment where traditional business models can no longer keep pace with evolving consumer expectations, disruptive new entrants and escalating volatility. To help companies achieve sustainable growth and operational excellence, I work with them to reinvent their models, leveraging artificial intelligence to respond to consumer sentiment, enhance agility and automation across the value chain and foster deeper collaboration with ecosystem partners.
Such large-scale transformation can have positive impacts for customers and consumers, employees and shareholders, suppliers, growers, and the environment. There has never been a more exciting time for the consumer products and retail sector.”