Bain & Company appoints partners in Germany and Switzerland

20 July 2023 Consultancy.eu

Global strategy consulting firm Bain & Company has strengthened its partnership in the DACH region with four new members: Bodo Körber, Deike Diers, Renato Jorio, and Sebastian Nick.

Appointed a senior partner at the start of this month, Bodo Körber is a member of Bain & Company’s Advanced Digital Technologies practice. Based out of Düsseldorf, he focuses on clients in the industrial and heavy manufacturing sectors.

Körber brings over two decades of experience in consulting to the firm, having served IBM, Accenture and most recently McKinsey & Company. Before that, he worked in the technology industry with ERP giant SAP.

Most recently at McKinsey, Körber was a partner responsible for the Internet of Things and Enterprise Platform Transformation offerings focused on the manufacturing sector.

The trio of Deike Diers, Renato Jorio, and Sebastian Nick have meanwhile all been promoted from within Bain & Company’s internal ranks.

Deike Diers is a partner in Zurich and has been with Bain & Company since 2013. A member of the Private Equity and Sustainability practices, she advises financial investors on integrating topics and issues relating to ESG (environmental, social, governance) into the deal cycle. Diers also has extensive expertise in developing and implementing ESG strategies and value creation programs for companies.

Also based in Zurich, Renato Jorio is a member of the Industrial Goods & Services practice. He started his career at the global consultancy in 2011 and has since then grown into an expert in digitalisation, mergers & acquisitions, post-merger integration, and transformation.

Sebastian Nick has been with Bain & Company since 2015. As part of the Private Equity practice, the Frankfurt-based partner advises financial investors and their portfolio companies on strategic, commercial, and operational diligence processes as well as in the development of value creation plans. He also has extensive expertise in the technology and industrial sectors.