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Vadim Panarin

Principal

Belgium

Vadim has over 10 years of extensive experience on projects dealing with growth strategy, organizational effectiveness and performance management, mainly within the transportation and construction industries.

Areas of Focus

Education

Omsk State University
PhD in Economics
Omsk State University
Corporate Management

Past Experience

Strategy Partners Group
Director, Strategy & Organization

Vadim is a Principal based in Arthur D. Little's Brussels office. He is a member of the Travel & Transportation and Strategy & Organization practices. 

Vadim has over 10 years of extensive experience on projects dealing with growth strategy, organizational effectiveness, and performance management, mainly within the transportation, real estate development, and construction industries.

Vadim is an expert in: 

  • Corporate and growth strategy
  • Organizational design and transformation
  • Performance management
  • Business planning 

Prior to joining Arthur D. Little, Vadim worked for the Russian consultancy Strategy Partners Group, serving large international and national companies. In addition to his consulting experience, Vadim has worked in real estate development and retail. Vadim holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Omsk State University. He is fluent in Russian and English. 
 
In his free time, Vadim is a long-distance runner and traveller. 

Improving airport resilience
Travel & transportation
Improving airport resilience
Even as it resurges, air travel faces new risks and regulatory changes that will necessitate more resilient airport management. In this Viewpoint, we propose a four-step approach to help airport executives handle emerging risks by making their operations more resistant to disruptions and better prepared for any future.  HIGH-STAKES RISKS & POTENTIAL DISRUPTORS 
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Making the shift
Automotive, Travel & transportation
Making the shift
When Arthur D. Little (ADL) first set up its Future of Mobility Lab in 2010, there was much optimism that by now, we would have made significant progress toward the goal of more sustainable, resilient, safe, inclusive, efficient, and human-centric mobility systems in our cities. Technological developments — particularly the rapid advances of digitalization, connectivity, and automation — promised the ability to deliver tailored, diverse, and convenient mobility solutions to customers that would be attractive enough to prompt a major shift away from private cars.
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The future of mobility 5.0
Travel & transportation
The future of mobility 5.0
Changing gear in the journey toward sustainable mobility
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Vadim is a Principal based in Arthur D. Little's Brussels office. He is a member of the Travel & Transportation and Strategy & Organization practices. 

Vadim has over 10 years of extensive experience on projects dealing with growth strategy, organizational effectiveness, and performance management, mainly within the transportation, real estate development, and construction industries.

Vadim is an expert in: 

  • Corporate and growth strategy
  • Organizational design and transformation
  • Performance management
  • Business planning 

Prior to joining Arthur D. Little, Vadim worked for the Russian consultancy Strategy Partners Group, serving large international and national companies. In addition to his consulting experience, Vadim has worked in real estate development and retail. Vadim holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Omsk State University. He is fluent in Russian and English. 
 
In his free time, Vadim is a long-distance runner and traveller. 

Improving airport resilience
Travel & transportation
Improving airport resilience
Even as it resurges, air travel faces new risks and regulatory changes that will necessitate more resilient airport management. In this Viewpoint, we propose a four-step approach to help airport executives handle emerging risks by making their operations more resistant to disruptions and better prepared for any future.  HIGH-STAKES RISKS & POTENTIAL DISRUPTORS 
Find out more
Making the shift
Automotive, Travel & transportation
Making the shift
When Arthur D. Little (ADL) first set up its Future of Mobility Lab in 2010, there was much optimism that by now, we would have made significant progress toward the goal of more sustainable, resilient, safe, inclusive, efficient, and human-centric mobility systems in our cities. Technological developments — particularly the rapid advances of digitalization, connectivity, and automation — promised the ability to deliver tailored, diverse, and convenient mobility solutions to customers that would be attractive enough to prompt a major shift away from private cars.
Find out more
The future of mobility 5.0
Travel & transportation
The future of mobility 5.0
Changing gear in the journey toward sustainable mobility
Find out more

More About Vadim
  • Omsk State University
    PhD in Economics
  • Omsk State University
    Corporate Management
  • Strategy Partners Group
    Director, Strategy & Organization