Protiviti Promotes 22 Leaders to Senior Positions

More than 1,000 employees also promoted throughout global consulting firm

MENLO PARK, Calif., January 24, 2025 – Protiviti has promoted 22 people to the positions of managing director and senior director as of January 2025 to help its clients face ever increasing challenges related to AI, technology modernisation, compliance with regulations, data and security, among other areas. These newly promoted leaders possess the experience and knowledge to support its clients’ opportunities for growth while addressing the challenges specific to each client’s industry. These new leader promotions span the wide range of Protiviti’s offerings, including Internal Audit and Financial Advisory, Risk and Compliance, Technology Consulting and Business Performance Improvement.

“We are very pleased to recognise our new Protiviti leaders, each of whom has delivered exceptional results for our clients and our people,” said Joseph Tarantino, Protiviti president and CEO. “Their promotions reflect their leadership, deep expertise and innovative thinking that enable us to offer exceptional solutions to our clients, as well as the career growth opportunities available at Protiviti.”

New Managing Directors

Steve Apel - Dallas
Ali Ashiqali - Chicago
Leslie Bordelon - Houston
Nikunj Chadha - London, U.K.
Jessamyn Gates - Phoenix
Jay Gohil - Atlanta
Eli Hajjar - Houston
Steve Henrie - Charlotte, N.C.
Justin Jacob - Miami
Megan Manderscheid - Chicago
Bryon Neaman - Washington, D.C.
Charlie Newman - London, U.K.
Nick Russell - Dallas
Cesar Sanchez - Bogotá, Columbia
Kees Schrama - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Dr. Carsten Schroeder - Munich, Germany
Kunal Sehgal - Austin
Harpreet Singh - Los Angeles
Mario Solis - Mexico City, Mexico
Cornelia Tomczak - Frankfurt, Germany

New Senior Directors

Shane Fogle - Atlanta
SunDeep Kalsey - Chicago

Protiviti has also promoted more than 1,000 people to positions across the organisation in countries around the world, including Australia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, The Netherlands, Singapore, Switzerland, the U.K. and the U.S.