FTI Consulting adds Enoch Minn as US leader of commercial due diligence offering

FTI Consulting, a Washington, DC-headquartered management consulting firm, has hired Enoch Minn as a senior managing director and US leader of its commercial due diligence offering.

Minn is based in Boston and has more than 25 years of M&A commercial advisory experience. He specializes in buy-side and sell-side commercial due diligence, with an emphasis on assessing market and channel landscapes, competitive positioning, and consumer engagement.

Minn has extensive expertise in the retail and consumer products industry, including beauty and personal care, food and beverage, apparel and accessories, home goods, pet, multi-unit concepts and consumer-oriented services.

He joins FTI from EY-Parthenon, where he was a partner and leader of the retail and consumer products private equity practice for over a decade. Before that, Minn was a senior engagement manager at L.E.K. Consulting, where he provided strategic investment advisory to consumer and retail clients.

Earlier in his career, he was an investment banker at Goldman Sachs and a consultant at Strategy&.

Minn has an MBA and JD from the University of Chicago and a bachelor’s degree in economics and mathematics from Northwestern University.

“Commercial due diligence is part of our comprehensive 360-degree approach to provide buyers and sellers with a full view of today’s business and financial landscape,” said Luke Schaeffer, global leader of FTI Consulting’s strategy and transformation practices. “Throughout his career, Enoch has helped clients navigate hundreds of complex transactions, and I’m confident that his leadership will not only enhance our capabilities but also improve outcomes for our clients.”

FTI’s commercial due diligence team helps clients evaluate markets, channels, competitors, and customers. The provides market and company assessments, customer interview programs, market and business plan models, and consumer engagement and brand position assessments.

FTI has over 7,900 employees in 32 countries and territories who help organizations manage change, mitigate risk, and resolve disputes.

The firm earlier this summer appointed Paul Linton as interim chief financial officer.