WASHINGTON - FTI Consulting, Inc. (NYSE: NYSE:FCN) has announced significant leadership changes at its Compass Lexecon subsidiary, marking a strategic move to bolster its global presence, particularly in the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) regions.
Lorenzo Coppi, Neil Dryden, and Kirsten Edwards-Warren have been appointed as Co-Heads of Compass Lexecon's EMEA practice. This trio will be responsible for driving growth in the EMEA region through new market entries, expanded services, and talent development while maintaining their client commitments.
Mark Israel has been elevated to the position of President of Compass Lexecon. He will also maintain his current role as Head of the North American Antitrust practice. Israel's focus will be on enhancing Compass Lexecon's global platform and offerings.
Daniel Fischel, the former Chairman and President, will continue his tenure as Chairman, offering strategic oversight to the firm. Jorge Padilla, previously the Head of Compass Lexecon EMEA, will now serve as Chair of the EMEA segment, concentrating on client support, talent acquisition, and strategic direction.
Steven H. Gunby, President and CEO of FTI Consulting, expressed enthusiasm for the appointments, citing the team's track record of success in serving clients and fostering professional growth within the firm.
Compass Lexecon is known for providing expert economic and financial analysis to law firms, corporations, and government bodies, involved in a wide array of legal, regulatory, and policy matters.
The leadership changes are part of FTI Consulting's ongoing commitment to client service and organizational growth. The company, which operates in 31 countries with over 8,000 employees, reported revenues of $3.03 billion for the fiscal year 2022.
This strategic leadership realignment is based on a press release statement from FTI Consulting.
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