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Enguerran Ripert

Principal

United Kingdom

Enguerran advises industrial clients, funds, and portfolio companies on strategy, acquisitions and organization design

Areas of Focus

Education

University College London
BSc(Hons) Chemistry

Past Experience

Frost & Sullivan
Senior consultant, Growth consulting practice
Voltalia
Consultant

Enguerran Ripert is a Principal at Arthur D. Little’s London office with 14 years of consulting experience across both the Energy & Utilities practice as well as the Technology & Innovation Management practices. 

He focuses on strategy, M&A transaction support, commercial due diligence, business analysis, market entry strategy, market assessment, and organizational design in technology-driven sectors. In the last decade, Enguerran has supported Fortune 1000 companies, Private Equity funds and portfolio companies across the UK, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. 

Enguerran is also a non-executive director to selected small and medium-sized enterprises during periods of change, currently including a portfolio company and a family office. He earned a bachelor of science degree in chemistry, with honors, from University College London. 

Innovation management
Ben Thuriaux-Aleman, Enguerran Ripert
Many organizations have created significant business benefit by decentralizing R&D and innovation functions, thus improving the contribution of innovation to business unit performance. However, this often creates a conflict of ownership, as the alignment of R&D activities with corporate strategy then needs to be dealt with at group level. Frequently, the responsibility for alignment between corporate strategy and business unit innovation and R&D lands with the CTO, who needs the right processes and tools to achieve this.
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Oil, Gas & Other Natural Resources
Where now for oil?
Rodolfo Guzman, Enguerran Ripert
The recent precipitous fall in oil was predicted by almost no-one. In this viewpoint we attempt to explain the economics of the change and highlight an emerging “new normal” for oil prices in which a medium term recovery occurs, but prices stay below US$80 per barrel. We also highlight the implications of this new normal.
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Energy, Utilities & Resources
Making sense of the bioeconomy
Phil Webster , Enguerran Ripert
Fuels and chemicals produced from bio-based feedstocks, such aswaste wood and agricultural co-products, offer incredible potential.
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Enguerran Ripert is a Principal at Arthur D. Little’s London office with 14 years of consulting experience across both the Energy & Utilities practice as well as the Technology & Innovation Management practices. 

He focuses on strategy, M&A transaction support, commercial due diligence, business analysis, market entry strategy, market assessment, and organizational design in technology-driven sectors. In the last decade, Enguerran has supported Fortune 1000 companies, Private Equity funds and portfolio companies across the UK, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. 

Enguerran is also a non-executive director to selected small and medium-sized enterprises during periods of change, currently including a portfolio company and a family office. He earned a bachelor of science degree in chemistry, with honors, from University College London. 

Innovation management
Ben Thuriaux-Aleman, Enguerran Ripert
Many organizations have created significant business benefit by decentralizing R&D and innovation functions, thus improving the contribution of innovation to business unit performance. However, this often creates a conflict of ownership, as the alignment of R&D activities with corporate strategy then needs to be dealt with at group level. Frequently, the responsibility for alignment between corporate strategy and business unit innovation and R&D lands with the CTO, who needs the right processes and tools to achieve this.
Find out more
Oil, Gas & Other Natural Resources
Where now for oil?
Rodolfo Guzman, Enguerran Ripert
The recent precipitous fall in oil was predicted by almost no-one. In this viewpoint we attempt to explain the economics of the change and highlight an emerging “new normal” for oil prices in which a medium term recovery occurs, but prices stay below US$80 per barrel. We also highlight the implications of this new normal.
Find out more
Energy, Utilities & Resources
Making sense of the bioeconomy
Phil Webster , Enguerran Ripert
Fuels and chemicals produced from bio-based feedstocks, such aswaste wood and agricultural co-products, offer incredible potential.
Find out more

More About Enguerran
  • University College London
    BSc(Hons) Chemistry
  • Frost & Sullivan
    Senior consultant, Growth consulting practice
  • Voltalia
    Consultant