Guidehouse makes three senior appointments
Guidehouse, a McLean, VA-headquartered management consulting firm, has appointed Ed Meehan as head of financial services, Ryan McKeon as chief growth officer, and Matthew Moosariparambil as head banking, insurance, and capital markets. All three are based in the firm’s headquarters.
Meehan will lead one of Guidehouse’s most strategically important industries. He has more than 30 years of leadership experience in advisory, business growth, client service, and industry strategy.
Meehan has been with Guidehouse since 2019, and previously served as chief growth officer and head of the defense and security segment.
Before that, he spent 27 years with Accenture, where he latterly served as chief operating officer of Accenture Federal Services.
Meehan has a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Santa Clara University.
As chief growth officer, McKeon will oversee the firm’s growth strategy, sales, marketing, and commercial excellence organization worldwide.
He has more than two decades of experience leading modernization initiatives for government and commercial organizations. McKeon has been with Guidehouse/PwC Public Sector since 2012. He was named a partner in 2022 and was promoted to global sales leader in 2025.
Before his tenure with the firm, McKeon spent six years with Accenture, where he was a director focusing on consulting engagements with US military clients.
He has an MBA and a bachelor’s degree in computer science from the University Florida.
As head of banking, insurance, and capital markets, Moosariparambil will focus on strengthening the practice’s client delivery as well as its capabilities in transformation, M&A, risk and compliance, and technology.
Moosariparambil has more than 15 years of professional services experience and has led engagements across transformation, risk and compliance, and M&A for financial services and private equity clients.
He has been with Guidehouse since 2011, most recently serving as a partner in the practice he now leads. Moosariparambil previously spent two years with Deloitte, where he was an audit senior.
He has a master’s degree in accounting from the College of Charleston and a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Georgia, and is a certified public accountant.
“Ed, Ryan, and Matt each have a unique combination of industry expertise, client focus, and execution experience. Together, they strengthen our ability to solve increasingly complex challenges, deepen trusted client relationships, and help leaders achieve their most important objectives,” John Saad, president of Guidehouse, said.
Guidehouse provides consulting, technology, and managed services to public sector and commercial clients in heavily regulated sectors. The firm has approximately 18,000 people across 50+ offices globally.
