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BMGI Announces Two Promotions to Support the Demand for International Growth

BMGI, a global consulting firm providing people-driven solutions to companies' most pressing business problems, is pleased to announce two key promotions.

2012-08-08
DENVER, CO, August 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) BMGI, a global consulting firm providing people-driven solutions to companies' most pressing business problems, is pleased to announce two key promotions.

William (Wes) Waldo, currently Global COO and Managing Director of North America, has been promoted to President, Americas. Wes has been with BMGI for almost 7 years. In his current role, Wes was instrumental in managing the organization through the North American recession and the subsequent productivity revival demanded by many of our clients. He is a highly sought-after speaker, a major contributor to BMGI's thought leadership, and has been instrumental in the development of BMGI's strategy practice. In his new role, Wes will continue to grow the current business while expanding BMGI to the south. With almost 20 years of quality, operations management, and performance excellence experience, along with great expertise in Lean and Strategic Planning, Wes represents the best that BMGI has to offer.

Neil Maslen, currently Managing Director of BMGI South Africa, has been promoted to President, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). Neil, who brings more than 16 years of experience in engineering, consulting, and executive leadership, has been with BMGI for nearly a year. In that short time, he has dramatically improved BMGI's brand and the results experienced by our clients. During his first year on the job, Neil has been invited to speak broadly about business issues, has created significant and unexpected value for several new blue chip clients and has re-established the BMGI Africa brand. As President, EMEA, Neil will seek to leverage synergy across the region, establish industry focus areas, establish client relationships that span continents and build a practice that continues to demonstrate BMGI's unique capability as a valued and trusted advisor.

"Over the past several years, BMGI has experienced significant international growth," said David Silverstein, CEO of BMGI. "We're delighted to welcome Wes and Neil into these new roles in which they'll continue to drive and support the growing demand for BMGI's solutions worldwide."

About BMGI
BMGI provides people-driven solutions to your most pressing business problems. Whether it's through your people, our people, or working side-by-side, BMGI offers the wide-range of services you need to succeed. Be it global or local, big or small, strategic or tactical, we help you find unique solutions to your specific problems. Through its 13 offices throughout the Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia, BMGI delivers services in multiple languages and with a mastery of many local cultures. BMGI's clients, spread across more than 20 countries, include General Dynamics, TNT Express, Avis Budget Group, Credit Suisse, Hitachi, China Chemical, Graphic Packaging, Siemens, the U.S. Navy, Philips, and many others. For more information, please visit BMGI's website at www.bmgi.com. BMGI - Problem Solved!


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[Press-News.org] BMGI Announces Two Promotions to Support the Demand for International Growth
BMGI, a global consulting firm providing people-driven solutions to companies' most pressing business problems, is pleased to announce two key promotions.