Deloitte names Anne-Marie Malley as UK managing partner for Consulting

Deloitte has named Anne-Marie Malley as managing partner for Consulting in the UK, taking over from Richard Houston following his election to senior partner and chief executive of Deloitte NSE and UK.

Effective from 1 June, Anne-Marie is the first woman to hold the position at the firm, having led Deloitte’s human capital consulting practice since 2011. In this role, she worked with some of the firm’s largest clients to implement business transformation projects and develop strategies for the future of work.

Anne-Marie has over 20 years’ experience within the consulting industry and started her career in the financial services sector, spending three years at the Royal Bank of Scotland in the operations functions. She joined Arthur Andersen in 1996 before transitioning to Deloitte in 2001. Anne-Marie became a partner at Deloitte in 2005.

Commenting on the appointment, Richard Houston, senior partner and chief executive of Deloitte NSE, said: "Anne-Marie has a proven track record of being a bold and visionary leader and is keenly focused on our clients' success. I know she will bring the same enthusiasm and dedication to her new role and reinforce our leading position in delivering digital transformation programmes for our clients."

Anne-Marie commented: “Organisations across the UK are having to navigate significant obstacles and market developments. By tackling these issues head on, organisations can achieve their business objectives, whether that is to remain globally competitive, attract and retain the best people, benefit from emerging technologies or future-proof the skills of their workforce.

“Consultancy plays a crucial role in helping businesses solve challenges and grasp new opportunities, and I look forward to leading a dynamic team that aims to bring about a positive change throughout business and society.”

Deloitte’s consulting practice employs 5,500 people in the UK, and saw revenue grow by 1.7% to £873m in the financial year ending 31 May 2018.

Anne-Marie has spoken widely about the need for businesses to prepare for the growth of automation and digitalisation in the workplace. Most recently, she spoke alongside the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, at the Skills London conference calling for greater collaboration between business, government and educators to support the development of technological skills in the current and future workforce.

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