PMP Strategy adds Rob Curtis as senior advisor
PMP Strategy, a Paris-headquartered management consulting firm, has hired Rob Curtis as a senior advisor to its telecom, media, and technology (TMT) practice.
Based in Dallas-Fort Worth, Curtis, brings more than 25 years of consulting, industry, and government experience in TMT, with deep expertise in broadband.
Curtis is currently an external advisor at Bain & Company, having previously been a partner at the strategy firm for over seven years. He also spent nearly five years in the high-tech and telecom practice of McKinsey & Company.
Curtis was previously CMO at Frontier Communications and president of network services at Z-Tel Communications. He also spent a year at the FCC, where he was director for network strategy and deployment of the National Broadband Plan.
Curtis began his career as an attorney at Fulbright & Jaworski LLP.
He has a PhD in philosophy and economics from the University of Oxford, a JD from Duke University, and bachelor’s degree from Trinity University.
“With his extensive corporate background, Rob brings invaluable hands-on experience and a keen understanding of the operational challenges facing the TMT industry today. His deep expertise in driving transformation leads to innovative and pragmatic solutions, enhancing the support we provide to our clients across North America,” said Denis Lafarge, managing director of PMP Strategy.
PMP Strategy was founded in 2003 and has more than 150 consultants across 11 offices in EMEA and North America. The firm has US offices in New York and Seattle.
PMP Strategy works with clients in TMT, transportation, energy, and financial services. The firm has practices in strategy and transformation, CFO advisory, private equity, digital, ESG, and data and customer experience.
"I'm thrilled that PMP asked me to help turbo charge their already strong growth in the North American TMT and broadband ecosystem,” said Curtis. “I was incredibly impressed by the quality of work and analytics they brought to the table on a few pieces of work we collaborated on and look forward to contributing to their future growth.”
