BRG adds three managing directors in US
BRG, a Washington, DC-based management consulting firm, has hired Roger Park, Chris Harris, and Michael Lenahen as managing directors in its US offices.
Park and Harris are alumni of EY and Accenture who bring extensive experience in financial services consulting to BRG, where they will lead the operations and technology transformation team within the financial institution advisory (FIA) practice.
Based in New York, Park has more than 30 years of professional services leadership experience, with deep expertise launching and scaling new practices and leading enterprise transformation and AI deployment.
He previously spent 19 years at EY, where he most recently served as global business enablement AI and innovation leader. Before that, he served as Americas chief innovation officer and financial services technology consulting practice leader.
Earlier in his career, Park spent 10 years at Accenture, where he was a senior manager in the financial services technology strategy and architecture team.
Based in Chicago, Harris has more than 35 years of financial services consulting experience, with deep expertise supporting clients on growth, innovative technology, and operational excellence.
He previously spent 14 years at EY, where he was a principal in the business consulting practice for financial services. Before that, Harris spent 16 years at Accenture, where he was a managing director. He began his career as a consultant at Electronic Data Systems (now DXC).
“Roger and Chris have spent decades running large-scale transformations, and they know firsthand how AI is accelerating disruption across every corner of financial services,” said Tri MacDonald, CEO and president of BRG. “As banks and financial institutions rethink their operating models, this is the right team, at the right moment, to help them move from strategy to execution.”
Based in Atlanta, Lenahen joins the healthcare practice as co-leader of the strategic advisory service area.
He brings 20 years of healthcare industry and consulting experience, having advised large health systems on growth strategy, managed care contracting, physician enterprise, and value-based care.
Lenahen most recently spent three years with Guidehouse, where he was a partner. Before that, he spent five years at Steward Health Care, where he was SVP for operations, network development, and managed care.
Earlier in his career, Lenahen was a senior manager at Deloitte and a manager at Navigant (now Guidehouse).
“Mike brings a valuable combination of extensive consulting experience and hands-on industry leadership,” said Rich Bajner, a managing director and healthcare advisory lead at BRG. “His perspective as both an industry executive and consulting leader will be a tremendous asset to our clients and our practice as we work alongside health systems to address their most pressing challenges.”
BRG has 1,600+ employees across 40+ global offices providing expert and consulting services in disputes and investigations, corporate finance, and performance improvement.
The firm recently welcomed Marc Metrick as a managing director in its corporate finance practice in New York.
