Sia Partners

Sia Partners
Public limited company
Industry Management Consulting
Founded 1999
Headquarters Paris, France
Number of locations
 17
Key people
 Matthieu Courtecuisse, CEO
Revenue $125,000,000 (2015)
Number of employees
 700 (2015)
Slogan Driving excellence
Website www.sia-partners.com

Sia Partners is a management consulting firm that serves the following industries: Energy and Utilities, Banking, Insurance, Transport, Industry and Retail, Telecoms and Public Sector. The firm is totally independent from providers of software solutions, solution providers and audit firms. Sia Partners has over 700 employees across 13 countries (Europe, North America, Asia and MENA).

History

Co-founded in 1999 by Matthieu Courtecuisse (graduating from ENSAE ParisTech in 1995), the firm started out in Paris in the financial services industry before developing expertise in the industries of energy, telecoms and media, transport and logistics, manufacturing and the public sector.

The firm established offices in Belgium (in Brussels since 2006), Italy (Rome and Milan since 2006) and Morocco (in Casablanca since 2007).[1]

In September 2008 acquired of EDS Consulting Services France (formerly AT Kearney Interactive), a firm of some 20 consultants.[2] Prior to this, the American information technology group Hewlett-Packard (HP) had acquired the computer engineering services arm of EDS (Electronic Data Systems).

In November 2010, Sia Partners acquired the company Axelboss, the management consulting arm of the company Valtech. This increased the firm's headcount from around 30 to almost 300 (50 of whom located in five foreign cities).[3]

In August 2012, Sia Partners acquired OTC Americas, the New York branch of the OTC Conseil group. This acquisition aimed at reinforcing the firm's international presence and proximity to investment banks. This international expansion was reinforced in October 2012, when the previously established companies Sia Conseil France and Sia Conseil Maroc changed their names to the international brand name Sia Partners.[4]

In September 2013, Sia Partners announced the acquisition of the international management consulting arm of the Investance group, a management consultancy and services company in the finance industry. This acquisition brought with it 60 consultants and three new sites: London (20 consultants), Hong Kong and Singapore (20 consultants).[5] It also led to the Sia Partners team in New York doubling in size to reach 40 consultants.[6]

In February 2014, Sia Partners strengthened its procurement services offering through the acquisition of the firm Sourcing France (formerly Factea France)[7] In August 2014, Sia Partners opened a second North American office in North America, in Montreal in Canada. In April 2015, it opened its third office in Asia, in Tokyo in Japan.[8] Sia Partners's third North American office, in Charlotte, North Carolina, opened in October 2015.[9]

Expertise

Sectors

Services

The firm also runs blogs on which writers and internet users exchange views on strategies for energy, finance, transport and management.

References

  1. ↑ Ouverture de nouveaux bureaux à l'international
  2. ↑ Les Échos, 12 septembre 2008, page 24
  3. ↑ Sia rachète Axelboss au cabinet Valtech
  4. ↑ Sia Conseil devient Sia Partners
  5. ↑ http://www.cpjobs.com/hk/article/solution-revolution
  6. ↑ Sia Partners rachète les activités internationales du groupe Investance
  7. ↑ http://www.lesechos.fr/journal20140214/lec2_les_echos_business/0203311414803-matthieu-courtecuisse-sia-partners-650448.php
  8. ↑ http://www.lesechos.fr/journal20150518/lec2_industrie_et_services/02170551112-en-forte-croissance-sia-partners-se-lance-au-japon-1120181.php
  9. ↑ "Consulting firm Sia Partners opens Charlotte office". charlotteobserver. Retrieved 2015-11-19.
  10. ↑ http://www.sia-partners.com/about-us

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