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Partner Appointment for Analysys Mason

September 12 2026

In London, management consulting firm Analysys Mason has appointed Ivan Segrt as a Partner in its Transformation Practice. He brings experience from companies including dunnhumby, Simon-Kucher and EY.

Ivan SegrtEstablished in 1985 as a telecoms research and advisory specialist, Analysys Mason works for clients in 'technology-intensive' industries, including telecoms, digital infrastructure, software, IT services, space, defence, manufacturing and logistics - and offers 'deep analytical insight' and advanced economic modelling. Its Research capabilities include qual and quant market intelligence, used for planning, investment, marketing and benchmarking. The company has boosted its expertise with occasional acquisitions, including satellite and space industries specialist Northern Sky Research (NSR) in 2022 and ICT-focused AMI-Partners in 2018.

Segrt (pictured) brings more than two decades of experience, with a focus on pricing and monetisation strategy for clients in industrial and SaaS Companies, energy, professional services and medical technology. He began his career in consumer goods and retail at AB InBev and dunnhumby, before moving into consulting with five years at Simon-Kucher, then four at PwC company Strategy&, where he was Director, Pricing. He joins from EY, where he has spent the past three and a half years as a Partner.

He joins a Practice led by Managing Partner Oli Barnett, who comments: 'Ivan's experience in pricing, monetisation and commercial excellence is a strong addition to our Transformation Practice. He will help clients across technology-intensive industries sharpen their commercial propositions, unlock value and build the capabilities needed for sustainable growth.'

Web site: www.analysysmason.com .

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