Global strategy and management consulting firm, Kearney has promoted Adel Belcaid to head of the Communications, Media, and Technology (CMT) practice for Middle East and Africa. 

 

In his new role, Belcaid will be responsible for growing the firm’s footprint in the CMT sectors across the MEA region, working with key clients on strategic planning, transformation, procurement, economic development, customer experience, sales and marketing, e-commerce, and organisational development.

 

Based in Dubai, Belcaid has over 22 years of strategy and operational experience acquired through his engagements in the Middle East, Europe, and the USA. As a partner, he advises corporations, regulators and government agencies in telecommunications, media, e-commerce, e-retail, and, e-distribution. Over the course of his career, Belcaid has led over 100 engagements with mobile and fixed carriers, media publishers/broadcasters, content producers, consumer goods retailers and water utility distributors.

 

“I am very excited to take on the leadership of Kearney’s CMT business in the MEA region. Telecoms, media, and technology have a profound impact right across the board in every society, and even more so here in the MEA region,” Belcaid says.

 

“Over the last 90 years, Kearney has managed to build a unique reputation for high quality consulting combined with a sleeves-rolled-up culture to bring immediate impact and growing advantage to our clients. In a world that is not getting any less complex, I believe demand for the Kearney value proposition is simply infinite. I look forward to working with my clients and my teams to make a difference every day,” he continued.

 

Prior to joining Kearney, Belcaid spent several years with Booz & Company in Dubai and Nokia Networks in Finland. He holds an MBA from MIT Sloan, USA, and a Master of Engineering in Computer Science from ENSEIRB, France. He is a Fulbright Scholar and holds a patent in mission-critical telecommunications. He is fluent in Arabic, French, English and conversant in Spanish and Finnish.

-- TradeArabia News Service