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Stepping up to the challenge
<p>Eric Hazan to head up Arthur D. Little's global TIME practice</p>
Arthur D. Little, the global management consulting firm, announces that Eric Hazan an expert on distribution strategies of media and telecom companies, has been appointed as head of ADL's Global Telecommunication, Information, Media and Electronics (TIME) Practice, effective immediately.
As a veteran in Media and Telecom businesses, Eric brings more than 15 years of domestic and international strategy consulting experience to this role. As head of Global TIME Practice he will be responsible for helping companies realise the value of opportunities presented by new technologies and build on their successes in supporting multi-billion pound telecoms and media-related transactions.
Commenting on the internal appointment, Michael Tram, ADL's CEO said: "Arthur D. Little is known for helping top teams to master the balance of innovation and complexity. With the appointment of someone of Eric's calibre and expertise, I am confident of continued innovation and expansion."
Hazan specialises in the consulting of leading companies in the Media, Mobile, Digital and Broadband arena, addressing a wide variety of strategic and operational issues. In his new role, he will establish and execute the strategic plan for the consulting practice, in addition to driving its sales and marketing initiatives.
"I could not be more excited about this new challenge, the team and the great potential for growth and diversification that lies ahead," commented Eric on his appointment. "I'm looking to see the expansion of our TIME practice, based on our track record for providing pragmatic commercial advice on complex industries evolutions and technology-related opportunities and for interfacing with companies and the financial community to get good deals completed".
Hazan is a major in marketing and finance from HEC Graduate School of Management where he now teaches business strategy. He is also a co-author of a book which explores issues relating to the French media sector published in France in 2003. Before joining Arthur D. Little, Eric worked in marketing & sales for Danone & Kraft Jacobs Suchard.
2 min read •
Stepping up to the challenge
<p>Eric Hazan to head up Arthur D. Little's global TIME practice</p>
Arthur D. Little, the global management consulting firm, announces that Eric Hazan an expert on distribution strategies of media and telecom companies, has been appointed as head of ADL's Global Telecommunication, Information, Media and Electronics (TIME) Practice, effective immediately.
As a veteran in Media and Telecom businesses, Eric brings more than 15 years of domestic and international strategy consulting experience to this role. As head of Global TIME Practice he will be responsible for helping companies realise the value of opportunities presented by new technologies and build on their successes in supporting multi-billion pound telecoms and media-related transactions.
Commenting on the internal appointment, Michael Tram, ADL's CEO said: "Arthur D. Little is known for helping top teams to master the balance of innovation and complexity. With the appointment of someone of Eric's calibre and expertise, I am confident of continued innovation and expansion."
Hazan specialises in the consulting of leading companies in the Media, Mobile, Digital and Broadband arena, addressing a wide variety of strategic and operational issues. In his new role, he will establish and execute the strategic plan for the consulting practice, in addition to driving its sales and marketing initiatives.
"I could not be more excited about this new challenge, the team and the great potential for growth and diversification that lies ahead," commented Eric on his appointment. "I'm looking to see the expansion of our TIME practice, based on our track record for providing pragmatic commercial advice on complex industries evolutions and technology-related opportunities and for interfacing with companies and the financial community to get good deals completed".
Hazan is a major in marketing and finance from HEC Graduate School of Management where he now teaches business strategy. He is also a co-author of a book which explores issues relating to the French media sector published in France in 2003. Before joining Arthur D. Little, Eric worked in marketing & sales for Danone & Kraft Jacobs Suchard.
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