Mark Billige takes on CEO role at Analysys Mason
Mark Billige has joined Analysys Mason as the firm’s new chief executive officer. He takes on the role from Bram Moerman, who will remain with the firm as a non-executive director.
Martin Blackburn, chair of the board, commented, “We see significant opportunity ahead. By leveraging our strong foundation and activating growth nodes across geographies and capabilities, Analysys Mason is positioned for sustainable, long-term expansion. [Taking over from Bram], Mark brings the vision and experience to turn that potential into measurable performance.”
Bram Moerman first joined the firm as a junior econometric consultant in 1989, and has been CEO of Analysys Mason since 2012. He helped grow the consultancy from a small team into a global technology, media and telecoms advisory, as well as a trusted partner for a global client base for tech-enabled transformation, research and insights.
Mark Billige brings more than 20 years of leadership experience in global consulting and a proven track record of scaling professional services firms. Before joining Analysys Mason, he served as co-CEO of Simon-Kucher, where he stepped up from being UK leader, to help the firm through a major period of international expansion – delivering over 60% revenue and profit growth and transforming it from a pricing specialist into a global growth consultancy.
Billige’s focus will be on further broadening the scope of Analysys Mason’s propositions, and positioning the firm for its next stage of scale and performance, helping realise its vision to be the leading authority and catalyst for digital change, connectivity and inclusion. To ensure a smooth transition, he will be supported by Moerman, who will continue to support the company as a non-executive director.
“I believe growth is the fuel for progress – it creates opportunity for clients, colleagues and investors alike. But lasting growth in our industry depends on deep expertise: specialist insight, real-world experience, and the pragmatism to turn both into measurable impact,” said Billige.
