Philipp Ostermeier is a Managing Director and Co-Lead of Alvarez & Marsal’s Corporate Transformation Services practice in Germany. He brings 20 years of experience in helping management teams to identify, plan and implement measures to improve corporate portfolio performance, including the transformation of organizations and operating models. His primary areas of concentration are carve-out planning and management for internal re-organizations, as well as transaction programs, joint venture and integration execution, and the planning of digital and functional transformations. Mr. Ostermeier has worked with clients across a range of industries including automotive, consumer goods, retail, industrial manufacturing and life sciences.
Prior to joining A&M, Mr. Ostermeier spent 12 years with KPMG in Munich, where he served as Partner and led its Strategy Consulting business in the DACH region. He was one of the founding members and part of the firm’s Global Strategy Consulting leadership team, where he created its deal platform to enable the delivery of large and complex corporate transactions. Mr. Ostermeier led several multi-year M&A transformations for leading global corporates, initiated KPMG’s Digital Transformation community for the EMEA region and built a collaborative, firm-wide service and delivery model for innovation and tech-driven solutions. He also developed various digital transformation approaches for corporates and served as a speaker in a number of business forums.
Mr. Ostermeier began his career with Arthur Andersen and also worked at Ernst & Young. In addition to consulting, he served in a line management position at Allianz SE.
Mr. Ostermeier earned German law degrees from Hamburg and Berlin, and is admitted to the German bar association. A German national, he is fluent in English.
In this report, we will look at how the notion of stress may lead to a different approach in assessing, planning and delivering a carve-out successfully.
We are pleased to share the inaugural Alvarez & Marsal Distress Alert Southeast Asia report, a significant milestone in our effort to generate insights into the region’s distress market.
